Jonathan, Lance and John, do any of you consider yourselves to be
Universalists? How do you identify and define your idealology? Just
(really) wondering. Izzy
Business is awesome but little time to read, study and email. For me, this is a great question. I don't know. I do believe the "plan of salvation" is the profoundly dynamic sacrifice of the Christ. I am thinking that if we are offered a choice, if we are given reason for the righteousness we practice (instictively) and we reject Christ as proclaimed, we are lost. The condition of the heart is the key eliment in determining our salvation and this standard is effectual only because the continuous flow of the blood of the Lamb covers ALL transgressions, presenting us without blemish before the Lord. Sooooooo, I guess I am not a univeralist ..... because and in addition to the flow of the blood, the Lord looks to the heart and conscience of man. I don't think a universalist would agree with that last statement.
John
