Universalism teaches that all people will eventually be saved through the atonement of Christ. It says that all mankind, even those who have openly rejected Jesus, those who have willingly committed horrible crimes and died without repentance, and without the covering...
Universalism teaches that all people will eventually be saved and that no one goes to the fiery hell to suffer for their sins. The universalist position means that everyone is saved, whether or not they have accepted or openly rejected Jesus' atonement. Of course,...
Universalism is a false and dangerous doctrine. It is unbiblical. Nevertheless, the teaching that God will forgive all people of all their sins is an appealing teaching. It is comforting to think that no one will go to hell forever-- especially ourselves. It means...
The Bible says to "test yourselves to see if you are in the faith," (2 Cor. 13:5). This is something that we must do. We must not carelessly assume that we know all the truths of the Bible. If universalism is true, fine. But if it is not, then the eternal consequence...
The Universalists teach that all people will eventually be saved through the atoning work of Christ. Proponents of universalism must, therefore, maintain that there is no unforgivable sin. For if there were, then their theory that all people will be saved would be...
More objections answered to: Is it God's will that all people be saved? The objections are listed in primary numbers and my responses are under them. I will add more as more are stated. We agree that God says that He will do *all* that He desires. We also agree that...
Objections Answered to the paper: Is it God's will that all people be saved?: Someone posted a rebuttal to my paper. For the purpose of Clarification, I have color-coded this paper to make it clearer. My original paper's quote is in black. The rebuttal to it is in...
Universalism is the teaching that God will ultimately bring all people, in all times, and all places to a state of reconciliation with Him. In other words, everyone who ever lived will be saved. Consequently, universalism cannot allow the possibility of an eternal...
The universalist states that there is no unforgivable sin because all people who have ever lived will ultimately be reconciled to God; in other words, all sins from all people who have ever lived will be forgiven. However, if there were a sin that will never be...
Much is made out of 1 Tim. 4:10 by the Universalist to claim that Jesus will redeem all people whether or not they accept or reject Christ as Savior here on earth. Eventually, they say, all people will repent (either here or in the afterlife) and come to a saving...