DEFINITION
Christian Universalism contends that an individual’s destiny is not fixed at death, and that ultimately everyone will be saved by Christ.
SUMMARY
Although it has increased in popularity, Christian universalism has never been part of historical creedal Christianity. This essay focuses on the hermeneutic used by universalists in which the doctrine of the love of God is central. Objections are then raised against universalism noting in particular the strong biblical theme of separation. Finally, we return to doctrine of love arguing that God’s love is not inconsistent with the finality of hell. Read More
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