'Universalism Is “In the Air” Among Even Evangelicals'

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Moreover he treats Arminians as being necessarily “immune” to becoming universalists, apparently on the ground of typical Arminian insistence on human free will.

Piffle. I was an Arminian, who did and still does have a very strong belief in the reality and importance of human free will, grounded in God’s own trinitarian reality and in God’s own free will. That didn’t change one jot. I only became more theologically consistent about the relation of creaturely free will to God’s free will.

Plus the fact that someone “choosing” to spend forever in Hell would not be an example of free will in action, but rather of insanity. Insanity is an impairment of free will.

[Holy-Fool-P-Zombie]

Plus the fact that someone “choosing” to spend forever in Hell would not be an example of free will in action, but rather of insanity. Insanity is an impairment of free will.

Here’s a quote form John Milton’s Paradise Lost:

Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven.

Perhaps some folks want to honor this poem stanza literally?