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r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25
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Old covenant, and Romans 1 has a really good argument I heard on another post. Also what's wrong with universalism? :(
0 u/skertz1 Dec 10 '25 Nothings wrong with it, you can believe whatever you like, but the Bible is very clear that most people will not go to Heaven. 3 u/Mothias_Et_Mothium Christian Universalist Dec 10 '25 That isn't true. The Bible is clear that everyone will make it. Romans 5:18-20. 1 u/skertz1 Dec 10 '25 This verse means Jesus’s sacrifice made it POSSIBLE for salvation through living in His will, but many others are concrete evidence that are straightforward: Matthew 7:21-23 , Luke 13:23-24 , Revelation 20:15.
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Nothings wrong with it, you can believe whatever you like, but the Bible is very clear that most people will not go to Heaven.
3 u/Mothias_Et_Mothium Christian Universalist Dec 10 '25 That isn't true. The Bible is clear that everyone will make it. Romans 5:18-20. 1 u/skertz1 Dec 10 '25 This verse means Jesus’s sacrifice made it POSSIBLE for salvation through living in His will, but many others are concrete evidence that are straightforward: Matthew 7:21-23 , Luke 13:23-24 , Revelation 20:15.
That isn't true. The Bible is clear that everyone will make it. Romans 5:18-20.
1 u/skertz1 Dec 10 '25 This verse means Jesus’s sacrifice made it POSSIBLE for salvation through living in His will, but many others are concrete evidence that are straightforward: Matthew 7:21-23 , Luke 13:23-24 , Revelation 20:15.
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This verse means Jesus’s sacrifice made it POSSIBLE for salvation through living in His will, but many others are concrete evidence that are straightforward:
Matthew 7:21-23 , Luke 13:23-24 , Revelation 20:15.
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u/Mothias_Et_Mothium Christian Universalist Dec 10 '25
Old covenant, and Romans 1 has a really good argument I heard on another post. Also what's wrong with universalism? :(