The Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation, or, The Obligations That All Men Are Under to God [microform]

This seminal work of Christian theology is a defense of the doctrine of universal atonement, the belief that Christ's death on the cross was sufficient to save all humanity. In the book, Andrew Fuller argues against the idea that only the elect are capable of repentance and faith, and lays out a comprehensive vision of the gospel message that is oriented towards all people. The book is a major contribution to the history of evangelicalism and a valuable resource for scholars of Christian theology and history.
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