my challenge to predestination

[BryanW92]

The Punt I'm reading is not a universalist, as he believes some people end up in hell, separated from God. Ive really enjoyed his "take" on both calvinism and arminianism, a different slant of looking at both.

I just checked. Its the same guy.

Books | Evangelical Inclusivism

It appears that he claims to not be universalist while making broad declarations of universal salvation, but denying that it is universal salvation.

If it walks like a duck, etc.

 

[zaida]

I would call him an "inclusivist" instead of a universalist. But his book is quite detail-y and a bit too much to discuss on this thread - would have to start another! Maybe I will!

 

[BryanW92]

I would call him an "inclusivist" instead of a universalist. But his book is quite detail-y and a bit too much to discuss on this thread - would have to start another! Maybe I will!

That's what he rebranded himself as after the Universalism brand proved to be too heavy.

 

[Radagast]

I am truly interested in a friendly, christian debate on this - please read this and answer

Predestination is a Catholic belief too -- see CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Predestination