Grace Saves All: Christianity and Universal Salvation Ep. 30 A Summary of My Conclusions About Christian Universalism
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Jan 12, 2021 David Artman dives into the captivating world of Christian universalism, examining how our spiritual narratives shape beliefs about God’s inclusivity. He critiques exclusive theological views while advocating for a hopeful inclusivism. The discussion then explores the necessity of unreserved universalism, challenging the coherence of damnation in light of a loving God. Throughout, Artman invites listeners to trust in perfect love, encouraging reflection on grace and redemption for all.
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Story Shapes Theology
- David Artman urges we view doctrine within the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
- He argues a universalist doctrine of hell fits better into that grand story and makes moral sense.
Narrative Determines Spiritual Outlook
- David Artman emphasizes that we all live inside a narrative that shapes meaning and behavior.
- He presents inclusive Christian universalism as a story of a God who rescues all and never gives up.
Problems With Exclusive Election
- Artman contrasts exclusive Calvinism as a story of a God who does not desire all to be saved.
- He highlights the moral and existential problems raised by a God who predestines many to have no hope.
