Refuting Detractors of Universal Salvation

After years of debating and defending the doctrine of universal salvation, it appears that there is a need for me to clear up some of topics that have been brought up during some of the debates. This section will be dedicated for me to address contradictions and misconceptions brought on by those who disagree with Universal Salvation.

6 thoughts on “Refuting Detractors of Universal Salvation”

    1. I’m just a regular person like everyone else I suppose. I’m just very passionate about sharing the truths I’ve learned over the years with others who have a Christian experience. I have not written a book but plan to in the future. There are some universalist churches but I don’t attend one. You might be able to find some Facebook groups as well. It’s a lonely journey sometimes unfortunately.

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  1. Hello,

    I belong to a small group that believes as you do. We study scripture and fellowship Sundays and Wednesday on Zoom. We have all come out of the Babylonian churches of this world and now worship the Lord in Sprit and in Truth. If you are interested in joining us, you can email me at finch123@msn.com. We are always willing to welcome another brother in Christ!

    Tim

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  2. hello i agree with everything you have teached, but I am wondering where do demons come from? If they are not spirits of fallen angels, since fallen angels are not biblical, did God also make demons in the garden eden with the serpent?

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    1. Genesis 6:9 accompanied with the book of Enoch and you will come to the realization that demons are the spirits of the giants that roamed the earth but were destroyed in the flood, those giants being the offsprings of the fallen angels who descended on earth and took human women for themselves. I will let you dig deeper 🙂

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      1. That is complete nonsense. Nowhere in Genesis 6 is the phrase “fallen angels” mentioned. People assume that the “sons of God” has to refer to angels but sons of God can refer to human beings. How can we know which is which in this context? We can know because ANGELS DO NOT MARRY!

        Matthew 22:30 For in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels of God in heaven.

        The idea that “fallen” spiritual creatures came down to earth and took for themselves WIVES to create half-human half angelic hybrid creatures is so beyond absurd.

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