There have been some great scientific and social breakthroughs that have taken the world by storm, only to be proven completely wrong and even harmful. In this message, we ask the question, 'Could the theory of universalism be one such breakthrough, and if so, why has it become so attractive?' To better understand what is happening in culture these days, we will also journey into a brief history of deconstructionism and a whole pile of Bible verses on both sides of the universalist debate!
Since Christ died for all, do all go to heaven? | ECHOES: Catechism in a Year
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