If everybody will be saved, what’s the point…?

Pretty much anyone who has ever affirmed the truth that God really is the Saviour of all mankind to an Infernalist (someone who believes in the doctrine of everlasting torment) or to an Annihilationist (someone who believes that some people will cease to exist forever after the Great White Throne Judgement) has been asked a… Continue reading If everybody will be saved, what’s the point…?

Your understanding of salvation seems to be supported by Scripture

There are basically three soteriological positions one can hold to (meaning there are three different scriptural understandings of salvation and the ultimate destiny of all humanity that one can believe in). These three positions are: A) Universalism (the idea that everyone will be saved and reconciled to God in the end), B) Annihilationism (the idea… Continue reading Your understanding of salvation seems to be supported by Scripture

Why do most Christians believe in never-ending torment in hell?

Pretty much no Universalist starts off as a Universalist. Nearly all of us first believed in either Infernalism (never-ending torment in hell) or in Annihilationism. It’s normally only after someone challenges us to dig deeper to see if our soteriology is actually scriptural that we come to see just how clearly Scripture teaches Universal Reconciliation,… Continue reading Why do most Christians believe in never-ending torment in hell?

What the Hinnom?

This is part 2 of my Actual Good News series of articles on the topic of biblical soteriology (the study of salvation). Part 1 is available here: Things that differ Please note that I’m including many of my scriptural references in the links (which are are the underlined words throughout the article), and they also link to studies… Continue reading What the Hinnom?

Actual Good News

This page contains links to a series of articles (as well as to a free eBook containing the same information) discussing the basics of what one needs to know regarding the topic of soteriology (the study of salvation) from a “Concordant” perspective — proving that what the Bible says about salvation really is good news… Continue reading Actual Good News