A larger hope? : universal salvation from the reformation to the nineteenth century

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Intro Title Page Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: The Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Chapter 1: At the Radical Fringe of Reformation and Counter-Reformation Chapter 2: Seventeenth-Century Troublemaker Chapter 3: Platonists and Puritans Chapter 4: Mystic and Prophetess Part II: The Eighteenth Century Chapter 5: From Continental Europe to America Chapter 6: Pietist Universalism in Britain and America Chapter 7: Calvinist Universalism Chapter 8: Homegrown American Universalism Part III: The Nineteenth Century Chapter 9: The Enlightenment, Hosea Ballou, and Denominational Universalism in AmericaChapter 10: Romantic Universalism in the Continental Mainstream Chapter 11: Universalism in Great Britain I Chapter 12: Universalism in Great Britain II Chapter 13: Universalism in Great Britain III Chapter 14: Universalism in Great Britain IV Conclusion: Is Jakob Böhme the Father of Modern Universalism? Bibliography