On The History Of The Dogma Of Infant Damnation

＂On The History Of The Dogma Of Infant Damnation＂ by William B. Hayden explores the historical development and theological implications of the doctrine of infant damnation within Christian theology. The lecture, delivered in 1858, provides a critical examination of this controversial dogma, contrasting it with alternative views on infant salvation.

Hayden also includes a statement of the doctrine taught in the New Jerusalem Church concerning infant salvation, offering a perspective rooted in the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg. This work provides valuable insights into 19th-century theological debates and the evolving understanding of salvation and divine justice. Scholars and readers interested in the history of Christian thought and the Swedenborgian tradition will find this a compelling and informative study.

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