This is not unitarian universalism. This is a belief of born-again Christians that God's plan is ultimate reconcilation of all persons... via the universal atonement of Jesus Christ.
(Ie. God will bring all to saving faith and regeneration by divine grace and sovereignty - and ultimate reconciliation of all people and the whole world has always been God's plan - and is the manifest power of the cross of Jesus Christ.)
(This is not unitarian universalism.)
According to this view, hell is not eternal. The lake of fire purges and is ultimately redemptive. Then God, by grace, has mercy on all by granting saving grace through faith even to those who were cast into outer darkness. (To explain the theology.)
Ultimate reconciliation. It is in contrast to annihilation or eternal torment in hell positions - but biblical relying on Jesus Christ and saving faith by grace in Jesus Christ. (Relies on God's sovereign wil, plan, love and power to redeem and reconcile all through His plan to send Jesus Christ.)
Sorry if explanation long - I think there is some confusion about the position theologically (confused with unitarianism - but very different. UR relies on salvation through Jesus Christ and God's sovereign grace and plan alone).
Would be great to have a forum not currently represented.
Thanks!
P.S. As a point of reference, the Nicene Creed was authored in part and headed by believers holding the UR position. (ie Gregory of Nyssa, etc.)
UR is not non-Nicene Creed... though I understand unitarian may be. Just making a point that UR position church leaders were in charge of the council and wrote in part the Nicene Creed - just to clarify that UR is definitely Nicene Creed, etc. Thanks!
(Ie. God will bring all to saving faith and regeneration by divine grace and sovereignty - and ultimate reconciliation of all people and the whole world has always been God's plan - and is the manifest power of the cross of Jesus Christ.)
(This is not unitarian universalism.)
According to this view, hell is not eternal. The lake of fire purges and is ultimately redemptive. Then God, by grace, has mercy on all by granting saving grace through faith even to those who were cast into outer darkness. (To explain the theology.)
Ultimate reconciliation. It is in contrast to annihilation or eternal torment in hell positions - but biblical relying on Jesus Christ and saving faith by grace in Jesus Christ. (Relies on God's sovereign wil, plan, love and power to redeem and reconcile all through His plan to send Jesus Christ.)
Sorry if explanation long - I think there is some confusion about the position theologically (confused with unitarianism - but very different. UR relies on salvation through Jesus Christ and God's sovereign grace and plan alone).
Would be great to have a forum not currently represented.
Thanks!
P.S. As a point of reference, the Nicene Creed was authored in part and headed by believers holding the UR position. (ie Gregory of Nyssa, etc.)
UR is not non-Nicene Creed... though I understand unitarian may be. Just making a point that UR position church leaders were in charge of the council and wrote in part the Nicene Creed - just to clarify that UR is definitely Nicene Creed, etc. Thanks!