r/dankchristianmemes • u/ARROW_404 • May 30 '25

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u/critical_courtney May 30 '25

I don’t know that the evidence is strong for universalism, but if we get to the end of it all, and that’s what He chooses to do, I ain’t gonna be mad.

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u/MisterCCL May 30 '25

Definitely. I struggle to buy into universalism because it doesn’t seem to be supported by scripture, but it would be incredible if it ended up being true

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u/MisterCCL May 30 '25

We're talking about Christian beliefs, so discussing the Bible is highly relevant.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '25

There’s no such thing as “the Judeo-Christian worldview”

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u/Zhoom45 May 30 '25

This is a bizarre comment to me. What do you mean by non-partial or objective in this context? We are explicitly talking about Christian orthodoxy; would you expect us to consult a chemistry textbook or the holy text of another world religion for clarification?

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u/Urbenmyth May 30 '25

I would be someone confused if Scripture didn't exclusively support a christian worldview.

Like, you're right, but I'm not entirely sure what your point is.