Agree to Disagree: Christian Universalism and David Bentley Hart

We are taking break from our series on the Ten Commandments to introduce a new and recurring episode called Agree to Disagree, where we critically engage with an influential book, thinker, or movement in the Church and society. This week we are tackling the topic of Christian Universalism, as it is argued for in David Bentley Hart's book: That All Shall Be Saved. If you have follow up questions or suggestions for future episodes of Agree to Disagree, you can comment or email us at [email protected] this conversation we discuss: What is Christian Universalism? Who is David Bentley Hart? And, what arguments does he make for Christian Universalism? How do these arguments fall short biblically, theologically, and philosophically? Does justice have to be restorative to be just? Is the human will completely free? How does this relate to moral responsibility and God's judgment? How should we approach from the apocalyptic literature in Scripture? What God teach us in these texts? How does biblical anthropology relate to God's work of judgement and salvation in Jesus Christ? What can we learn from David Bentley Hart? How should we live in light of God's judgement? Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/augustine/hit-the-roadLicense code: GK64UVIEP6WBBIJD