By: Jason|24 August, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: Evangelicalism . Hell . Joe Fleener . judgment . salvation . universalism . unreached . wrath
Here is the audio from last month’s panel discussion between Joe Fleener and Bryan Winters on universalism and the Christian understanding of salvation: (please right click and save as) The exchange took place at Bethlehem Community Church, Tauranga, with Bryan defending universalism and Joe defending the traditional Christian approach. Special thanks to Rodney for organizing the audio. If you would…
Read more »This July in Tauranga, Joe Fleener and Bryan Winters will be discussing universalism and the Christian understanding of salvation. Both will be offering different perspectives, with Bryan defending universalism and Joe defending the traditional Christian approach.
Read more »By: Jason|24 March, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: christopher morgan . exclusivism . inclusivism . pluralism . salvation . unevangelized
Christopher Morgan outlines several responses to this question.
Read more »By: Jason|20 January, 2010|Categories: Quotes|Tags: alienation . don carson . incarnation . rebellion . salvation . sin
A quote by Don Carson on God’s purpose in entering history and how this reminds us of our greatest and most desperate need.
Read more »By: Jason|22 December, 2009|Categories: Books|Tags: Alister McGrath . Clark Pinnock . exclusivism . Faith . inclusivism . John Hick . pluralism . R. Douglas Geivett . relativism . salvation . W. Gary Phillips
Do all religions lead to God? What happens to those who have never heard the Gospel? Wintery Knight has pointed out a helpful summary of the book, Four Views on Salvation in a Pluralistic World, which addresses these questions.
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