FOUR KINDS OF UNIVERSALISM

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vía Apprising Ministries de Ken Silva pastor-teacher el 11/12/08

John M. Brentnall begins this short piece:

From time to time the question is asked as to how many shall be saved. Shall all, regardless of their creed, worship, character and life-style? Or is this glorious privilege reserved for only some? The current claim that God gathers up all creation into His loving purpose should make us reconsider the question. For it is argued that if God's redeeming purpose is universal in scope, why should we any longer accept Christianity's arrogant claim to be the one true religion? Since there are many windows onto God', why should we continue to support Christian evangelization of the nations? As we are all 'going to heaven', why may not each of us go there in his own way, and leave others to go there in theirs? Such universalistic claims voiced by religious pluralists call for a Reformed response.

In general, we may identify four kinds of universalism. Three of them are false, while only the fourth is true…

You can read the entire article by Brentnall here. [C-Ficción: Traducción automática al español.]

HT: Monergism.com


 
 

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