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|26 March, 2011|Categories: Book Reviews|Tags: Hell . Liberalism . Rob Bell . universalism
We’ve given a lot of coverage to Rob Bell’s new book Love Wins this week, and though it’s starting to feel toxically oversaturated, the issues Bell’s book has brought up have justified the attention. Before we finally move on, here are some of the reviews of Love Wins from across the interwebs and beyond. Kevin DeYoung (Pastor at University Reformed…
Read more »By: Jason|15 March, 2011|Categories: Books|Tags: doctrine of judgment . eternal punishment . Hell . Kevin DeYoung . Rob Bell . universalism
Even before its release, Rob Bell’s book Love Wins has been drawing controversy. In questioning many of the traditional Christian views of heaven, hell, and eternal punishment, the popular megachurch pastor seemed to be abandoning the doctrine of God’s judgment and advocating a brand of universalism. Now that the book has been published, several reviews and responses have became available.…
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