Synopsis of a Debate on Universalism

Between Elder John R. Daily (Primitive Baptist) and Rev. T. E. Ballard (Universalist)
Held in Carroll County, Indiana, May 31, 1898 through June 3, 1898

John R. Daily's Affirmative Proposition:
"The Scriptures teach that there will be a general resurrection of the bodies of the dead of the Adamic race,
some of them to endless life and some to endless punishment."

DAILY'S FIRST ADDRESS

BALLARD'S FIRST REPLY

DAILY'S SECOND ADDRESS

Ballard's Affirmative Proposition:
"The Scriptures of the Old and New Testament teach the final holiness and endless happiness of all mankind."

BALLARD'S FIRST AFFIRMATIVE

DAILY'S FIRST NEGATIVE REPLY

The Primitive Baptist Library of Carthage, Illinois

Organized June 8, 1988
A Conservative, Old-Line Primitive Baptist Website

Synopsis of a Debate on Universalism

Between Elder John R. Daily (Primitive Baptist) and Rev. T. E. Ballard (Universalist)
Held in Carroll County, Indiana, May 31, 1898 through June 3, 1898

The Primitive Baptist Library of Carthage, Illinois

Organized June 8, 1988 A Conservative, Old-Line Primitive Baptist Website

Synopsis of a Debate on Universalism

Between Elder John R. Daily (Primitive Baptist) and Rev. T. E. Ballard (Universalist) Held in Carroll County, Indiana, May 31, 1898 through June 3, 1898

Organized June 8, 1988
A Conservative, Old-Line Primitive Baptist Website

Between Elder John R. Daily (Primitive Baptist) and Rev. T. E. Ballard (Universalist)
Held in Carroll County, Indiana, May 31, 1898 through June 3, 1898