"Catholic Eschatology and Universalism" by Henry Nutcombe Oxenham presents a detailed exploration of Catholic doctrines concerning the end times and the concept of universal salvation. This essay delves into the theological arguments surrounding future retribution, examining the compatibility of traditional Catholic teachings with the belief that all souls will ultimately be saved.

Oxenham meticulously analyzes various perspectives, offering a nuanced understanding of eschatological debates within the Catholic tradition. This work provides valuable insights for theologians, historians of religious thought, and anyone interested in the complexities of Catholic eschatology and the ongoing discussion about universalism. Originally published in 1876, this book remains a significant contribution to theological discourse.

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