Yet another discussion of universal salvation

[riversea]

@Klax

@Jay313

I lean toward annihilation, but I don’t think any of us will know for sure until the last day.

I know now. That love wins. [Whoops! A frowned upon one liner, when one should write a paragraph saying the same thing with far less impact. Virtually everyone here, not surprisingly as virtually everyone is an Evangelical, a Protestant, a Lutheran, and even folk Roman Catholics believe the same, doesn’t believe that God is competent, is actually omnipotent. Or worse.]

@Klax

@riversea

@Klax are you an universalist believing all are saved?

What I refer as people have their religion or religions, cause some people combine religions. Is what ever religion a person has they include everyone

What causes this to happen

@Celticroots

As I have bad anxiety I sometimes wonder if my salvation is at stake because I believe. Has anyone else had fears like this?

• Is that due to fearing consequences of being excluded?

• How many people accepted Jesus due to fearing consequences excluded? That’s not salvation but what is that?

• I keep thinking spirituality is about relationship with God

• So universal salvation would be more about relationship and no fear of excluded

@bharatjj

@riversea

1 Corinthians 15:22 New International Version (NIV)

22 For as in Adam all die, so in Christ all will be made alive

Adam was living in a state of primitive bliss in connection with God. He “sinned,” meaning that he started to use his own mind and, in the process, potentially disconnected with God. Jesus brought Adam’s descendants back into connection with God.

That’s universalist right?