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UNIVERSALISM
Universalism is the teaching that through the atonement of Jesus, every person who ever lived will ultimately be saved. It is a relatively small movement in America. But this error can have some serious ramifications. Does the Bible teach that everyone who has ever lived will be saved? No. It doesn't. Find out why here. |
ARTICLES
- Introduction
- Universalism
- Christian Universalism
- Can a Christian be a universalist?
- Universalism and the cults
- Texts examined
- Matthew 25:46 and Universalism
- Mark 3:28-29 and Universalism
- 1 Tim. 4:10 and Universalism
- 1 Tim. 2:4 & 2 Pet. 3:9. Is it God's will that all people be saved?
- - Objections answered to "Is it God's will that all people be saved?"
- - More objections answered to "Is it God's will that all people be saved?"
- Words examined
- A look at the word "aionion"
- What do Greek dictionaries say about anionion?
- A look at the phrase "forever and ever"
- Other
- Scriptures that say not all are saved.
- The unforgivable sin and the age to come
- Does God hate anyone?
- Is hell eternal?
- The demonic forces will not be saved
- Fallen angels go to the Lake of Fire forever
- Does eternal punishment deny God's justice?
- The danger of universalism
- The danger of universalism illustrated
- If election is true, what is the danger in universalism?
- Satan and Universalism
- A challenge to universalists
- What should you call Christians who believe in hell fire?
- What is Unitarianism?
- Concluding remarks on Universalism
- Miscellaneous
- Why I closed the universalism discussion board
on CARM
- Samples of universalist callous posts
- More quotes from universalists
- Even more quotes from universalists
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