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[Michie]

A Refutation of Universalism (my article)

https://truthbetold7.substack.com/p/r...

Opiate of the Theologians (by Dr. Michael McClymond)

https://www.firstthings.com/article/2...

David Bentley Hart’s Lonely, Last Stand for Christian Universalism: A Review of ‘That All Shall Be Saved' (by Dr. Michael McClymond)

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www.thegospelcoalition.org

The Many Fish that Swim in the Universalist Pond: A Primer on Universalisms, (by Dr. Michael McClymond)

The Many Fish that Swim in the Universalist Pond - Credo Magazine

The only thing that all universalists agree on is a final outcome, i.e., the salvation of all human beings—or, of all rational beings, if one includes the fallen angels as well as fallen humans. So that leaves a lot of room for differences. There are many schools of fish swimming…

credomag.com

The Opiate of the Theologians: Interview with Michael McClymond on Universalism, Part 1

The Opiate of the Theologians - Credo Magazine

Michael McClymond serves as a professor of Modern Christianity for St. Louis University. Recently, McClymond published an impressive two-volume tome, The Devil's Redemption (Baker Academic, 2018), analyzing Christian universalism from a historical, theological, and philosophical perspective...

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Let God Be God: Interview with Michael McClymond on Universalism, Part 2

Let God Be God - Credo Magazine

This is part 2 of our interview with Michael McClymond. Read Part 1: The Opiate of the Theologians. Is universalism merely a theological problem, or is it also a metaphysical and philosophical problem? Many contemporary theologians have developed theologies of universalism on the basis of a...

credomag.com

The CARM website has good information against universalism.

Universal

A universal is that which is applicable everywhere, always, and is not dependent on people, space, or time for its validity.

carm.org

Is Hell Just? By Dr. Vladimir Moss

http://razilazenje.blogspot.com/2006/...

Books

Death and the Afterlife, by Robert Morey;
The Devil's Redemption (two volumes), by McClymond.

Hell On Trial: The Case For Eternal Punishment, By Peterson;

Systematic Theology (volume 3, chapter 13), by Norman Geisler.

 

[Mark Quayle]

"evangelization has been a desperate race to save as many souls as possible from God"

No it's a desperate race to save people from the consequences of rejecting the salvation bought for every believer at great cost on the cross.

Actually hell won't be that bad. With each person's due punishment spread over all eternity, the suffering is going to be very attenuated.

Don't count on it. It's possible that 'eternity' has to do with degree rather than time passage. The sin was against infinite God.