@jakobwendesten: Will the devil be saved? Or how universal was Christ’s work? #christiantiktok #catholic #orthodox #christian #christianity

Hats Optional :

Why don’t we all stop guessing on these issues, and just wait to hear from God themselves? Wouldn’t that be refreshing!

jasonmichealhughes :

it does seem the effort would be to restore ALL of creation.

cpawz :

“For clearly He does not give help to angels, but He gives help to the descendants of Abraham.” Hebrews 2 : 16

Malachi 🫳✝️ :

smh, my network isn't loading I'll watch later

C4MPB31L :

What’s it called holding a view of predestination and having free will to choose Christ at the same time?

Rektlawlzz :

sir are you a byzantine in communion with Rome?!

Elijah :

Wow great perspective. I’ve heard of apakotastasis being a widely held belief in the early Christian community - any info on this?

JJ K PD :

I think all CAN be saved, but they may choose NOT to accept salvation.

Sam White :

Your beard is so magnificent in a masculine way.

Danial :

Can there be a greater news than the proclamation that all shall be saved?

JonathanL :

Interesting perspective. I personally do not find it convincing. But it is most definitely intriguing for ponderance.

Mike Meis :

All of my studies and as much as I’ve tried to understand God’s reality, one of the things that has effected my view on this has been looking at the reality of denominations and the certainty we have on doctrine and, God’s reality - our thoughts on how God wants us to be, to act, how we are supposed to think of Him, etc., we have countless different opinions - which led me to one of my greatest conclusions - Grace is a functional necessity. If His grace is a functional necessity for our understanding, what are the boundaries of that? It truly must be and I’d say has to be more than anyone would ever expect

Joshybeast.Tactical :

MotherJulie :

CS Lewis was in the universal atonement and reconciliation camp too.

Michael Jones :

Excellent exegesis

jacquelineHO50 :

Thanks for sharing

Bert Morrison :

this should be taught as Basic Christianity - and anything "the Church" did after the Edict of Thessalonica should be re-examined similar to Luther's efforts

donku :

HighCountryJohn :

All in all

Darren Garvie160 :

you could possibly put David Bentley Heart in as a modern day example

mmarvin5 :

“Mere pacification”? Paul includes both universal reconciliation in the cross and individual when he says, “Be reconciled to God.”

roy_tujo :

Amen, brother!

coledixon7 :

Interesting perspective, how do you reconcile this concept with verses like 2 Thessalonians 1:9 and Matthew 25:40-46? Or even Revelation 20:15 and John 3:36?

Dean Apple :

to my limited understanding, Gregory's of the opinion that evil isn't "a thing" but rather it is the privation/absence of good/God ‐ and with the eventually reconciliation of of "things" then eventually evil will cease to be as the absence of God will be an impossibility. all things will be glorified in and by God. I'm likely explaining it poorly, or off base, or both.