General Redemption, and Limited Salvation. to Which Is Added Archbishop Usher's Treatise On the True Intent and Extent of Christ's Death and Satisfaction

In this powerful theological work, James Ussher and William Dodsworth explore the nature of redemption and salvation in Christian doctrine. They tackle difficult questions around predestination and election, and provide a detailed analysis of the key biblical passages on these topics. This is a must-read for anyone interested in religious philosophy.

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