Did I just contradict myself in the previous post?
Quote 1: We, as Christ-followers, are to love. We are to love for love’s sake. We are to love without an agenda.
Quote 2: Addressing universalism with this mandate in clear view, my personal philosophy is to hope against all hope that universalism is true, but more importantly to act like it’s not. (more…)
Recently, there’s been a small surge of [re-]thinking about Hell –and more largely, Universalism– in the circle of blogs I read. I think it started with Generous Orthodoxy Think Tank, but that’s irrelevant. It’s led to some great conversation from one blog to another. One of the recent text bytes to come in to play is from venerable old Kierkegaard.
I’m serious. I love that guy. (more…)
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