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Monthly Archives: February 2016
God-damnation or Self-damnation?
[This article has been revised and republished under the same title on 1 December 2021] “I am not going to try to prove the doctrine [of hell] tolerable,” writes C. S. Lewis in his book The Problem of Pain. “Let … Continue reading
“When someone who was lost has to be saved, it is not the time for passing judgment or making minute inquiries, but only for mercy and forgiveness”
All that God looks for from us is the slightest opening and he forgives a multitude of sins. Let me tell you a parable that will confirm this. There were two brothers: they divided their father’s goods between them and … Continue reading
Posted in Citations
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The Hermeneutics of Perdition: When Hell Trumps Gospel
(This article has been revised and republished under the same title on 29 November 2021) In his article “Christian Universalism: Will Everyone Finally Be Saved?” Fr Lawrence Farley invites us to examine Scripture closely, in the confidence that if we … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Universalism and Eschatology
Tagged apocatastasis, Easter, eternal damnation, Gehenna, hell, hermeneutic of Pascha, hermeneutics, Jesus Christ, perdition
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“Jesus Christ is God’s unbreakable pledge that he will save and renew his creation”
If Jesus Christ is, as we believe him to be, none other than God himself incarnate among us at work for us and for our salvation, then Jesus Christ, who is bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh, … Continue reading
Posted in T. F. Torrance
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Do Unitarians Understand the Trinity?
Originally posted on Eclectic Orthodoxy:
In 1819 William Ellery Channing delivered a homily that has since become famously known as the “Baltimore Sermon.” It is described by many as the most important address in the history of Unitarianism. What particularly…
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