1. Introduction: Understanding Biblical Universalism Biblical universalism, also known as Christian universalism or universal reconciliation, is the belief that ultimately all human beings will be saved and reconciled to God through Jesus Christ. This view differs...
This article examines the historical development of biblical universalism—the doctrine that all souls will ultimately be reconciled to God—from the early church through its suppression and modern scholarly recovery. The evidence reveals that universalism was not a...
A Theological Research Article Based on James Beilby’s Work This comprehensive research report examines the theological foundations for believing in a postmortem opportunity for salvation, based primarily on the groundbreaking work of Dr. James Beilby, professor...
This research report presents an in-depth examination of the biblical foundations for postmortem opportunity as articulated by James Beilby in his seminal work “Postmortem Opportunity: A Biblical and Theological Assessment of Salvation After Death.” The...
1. Introduction Have you ever wondered what happens at the moment of death? Can people still be saved after they die? These questions have puzzled Christians for centuries. Ladislaus Boros, a brilliant Jesuit theologian from the 20th century, offered a revolutionary...
This report examines the historical development of the doctrine of postmortem opportunity for salvation—the belief that God’s offer of redemption extends beyond physical death. Drawing from early church writings, biblical interpretation, and theological...
