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Lutherans and universalism
Very interesting series of posts on universalism from a Lutheran blogger, T. Hahm. I hadn’t come across his site, Essentially Lutheran (“Thoughts on the radical Luther and his unpopular theology”), before. Sadly, it now appears to be dormant. Mr Hahm’s … Continue reading
Hell and universalism: truth from different perspectives
From Gregory MacDonald’s The Evangelical Universalist, pp.134f (italics in original, bold added): One could argue with John Robinson that the New Testament sets out two alternative visions for humanity: eternal life and eternal damnation. One vision asserts that all will … Continue reading
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Tagged existentialist, gregory macdonald, john robinson, law and gospel
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