The nature and place of Hell discovered or, a fair conjecture that the sun is the only Tartaros, or receptacle of the damned; and that there is both Everlasting Material Fire there to torture the Body, and Inward Sorrow to torment the Soul. In answer to a late, but atheistical pamphlet, entituled, Heaven open to all men; or, a Treatise solidly proving from Scripture and Reason, that (without unsettling the Practice of Religion) all Men who now are, or hereafter will be upon Earth shall be saved, or made finally happy. By the Rev. George Craighead, Late Minister of the Gospel in Virginia (now in London) and Author of the Blow at modern Crutches.
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The nature and place of Hell discovered or, a fair conjecture that the sun is the only Tartaros, or receptacle of the damned; and that there is both Everlasting Material Fire there to torture the Body, and Inward Sorrow to torment the Soul. In answer to a late, but atheistical pamphlet, entituled, Heaven open to all men; or, a Treatise solidly proving from Scripture and Reason, that (without unsettling the Practice of Religion) all Men who now are, or hereafter will be upon Earth shall be saved, or made finally happy. By the Rev. George Craighead, Late Minister of the Gospel in Virginia (now in London) and Author of the Blow at modern Crutches.

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Main Author: Craighead, George
Corporate Author: Eighteenth Century Collections Online
Format: Online Book
Language:English
Published: Edinburgh : printed for the author, and sold by Gideon Crawford in the Parliament-Close, and other Booksellers, MDCCXLVIII. [1748]
Subjects:
Cuppe, Pierre. > Ciel ouvert a tous les hommes. > English.
Cuppé, Pierre. > Ciel ouvert à tous les hommes. > English.
Hell > Early works to 1800.
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