The other day, I posted a couple of tweets listing bad objections to Christian universalism. Here is the second tweet: […]
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Why Every Christian Should Be a Hopeful Universalist
Here is a new video I uploaded to YouTube in which I discuss the concept of hopeful universalism. For further […]
eternal conscious torment, heaven, hell, hopeful universalism, universalismA Bad Objection to Christian Universalism
Christian universalism is the view that ultimately all people will be saved by God through the atoning work of Jesus […]
hopeful universalism, universalismN.T. Wright and the Universalist Strawman
Christian universalism is the doctrine that eventually all creatures will be reconciled to God and each other through the reconciling […]
eschatology, eternal conscious torment, hell, N.T. Wright, universalismDoes Christianity promise that everything sad is going to come untrue?
Today I visited a church in which the speaker addressed the problem of evil. Near the end of the sermon, […]
eschatology, hell, universalismUniversalism, Evangelicalism, and The Shack
Two days ago I came across this article at CBN: “Art Designer of ‘The Shack’ Book Cover Says He Regrets […]
Christian mind, evangelicalism, heresy, The Shack, universalismUniversalism for Evangelicals? A Review of Heaven’s Doors
George W. Sarris. Heaven’s Doors: Wider than you ever believed! (Trumbull, CT: GWS Publishing, 2017). Though he has long been a great […]
George Sarris, Heaven's Doors, review, soteriology, universalismIf you want to see folk damned, there is something wrong with you!
J.I. Packer has long distinguished himself as among the foremost evangelical critics of universalism. At the same time, he also made […]
grace, hell, judgment, universalism41. Robin Parry on Universal Salvation
The Christian story has one simple, beautiful and extraordinarily powerful claim: despite all the evil, suffering, and pain that grips […]
atonement, doctrine, hell, orthodoxy, Robin Parry, salvation, soteriology, universalismThoughts on universalism and hope (a response to Nate)
Back in early February I wrote a response to Nate — one of our resident academic philosophers — and his […]
defeater, hope, justification, rationality, universalism