The Beauty of the Doctrine of Christian Universalism "The doctrine of Crhistian Universalism appears to me very simple, consistent, and beautiful. It regards this world as God's, and the whole human family as His children. It accepts without distrust the fundamental fact of the gospel, that God, out of his great love to mankind, now alienated from him by sin, sent his only begotten Son to seek and to save that which was lost, and by redeeming men from sin, to restore them to their right relations with God, and thus fit them to glorify and enjoy Him forever. - (adapted from the book "Endless Punishment In the Very Words of Its Advocates", by Thomas J. Sawyer - 1880)

Brief Explanations of Some Biblical Terms - Most of these explanations are from "A Pocket Cyclopedia, Brief Explanations of Religious Terms as Understood by Universalists", written by John Wesley Hanson in 1892. Supplementary information has been provided from other sources for some of the terms.

Christian Universalism: True Biblical Christianity - By Ken Allen. The faith of the early Christians revealing the True Grace of God. This is a more concise version of the article above, What is Christian Universalism?

• God the Father of All
• Preaching the Gospel
• Why Impartial Grace is an Occasion of Reproach

Eternal Punishment - Is it Really of God? - By Lee Salisbury. The early church did NOT teach eternal punishment. It was ADDED to the church several centuries after Christ. It's time to return back to sanity. We've had enough darkness.

Eternity Explained - By Lee Salisbury. Eternity is one of the most controversial words in the Bible. What is the true meaning behind that word?

God's Grief Turned to Joy! - By Lee Salisbury. Jesus Christ is the Savior of the whole world, not just a part of it. It's time Christians start giving Jesus full Glory instead of the half-truths we have been peddling.

• Baptism
• The Lord's Supper

The Outcome of Infinite Grace - By Dr. Loyal Hurley -“The last enemy to be destroyed is death!” It was this verse which caused the author, a pastor, to study afresh the subject of the fate of the wicked. The three choices apparent from a surface reading of various biblical texts were eternal torment, extermination or ultimate reconciliation. The author studied to find which one was true. This book is a result of that study. Says the author, “If it proves as satisfying to the reader as it has to the writer we shall have a delightful time ‘rejoicing in hope of the glory of God.’ ”

• Preliminary Considerations
• Universal Salvation Directly and Positively Proven From the Attributes of God
• Hymn -- Abrahamic Covenant
• Popular Debate, No. 1 -- Is the Future Salvation Conditional?
• Lake of Fire and Second Death
• An Important Question Considered. Could not the Creator have accomplished all his proposed ends of benevolence, without subjecting us to those preliminary sufferings which form so considerable a part of our present allotment?
• Different Views Among Universalists

• Questions from an Inquirer about 2 Thess. 1:6-10 and Reconciliation.
• Christian Universalism and a Literal Hell
• Comments from and to a website visitor about Universal Salvation

Questions Without Answers - A list of 213 questions that will help to clarify God's plan of salvation as set forth in the Holy Bible, so that when questions are asked, correct answers can be given. To those holding a limited view of God's plan of salvation, they are truly Questions Without Answers, but, to those who rely on God's Word, the answers become apparent as His truth is revealed to them. The questions were written by A. C. Thomas and appeared in a book written by E. H. Lake in 1855, entitled "The Key to Truth".

• The Doctrine of Endless Misery Not Taught In The Bible
• The Faith Necessary to Constitute a Christian

• The Articles of Faith, Plan of Church Government of Universalists in the United States and British Provinces.
• Facts in Relation to the History of Universalism.
• Mistakes of Partialists Concerning Universalists
• Difference in the Belief of Partialists and Universalists - All the various denominations of professing Christians may be classed under three heads: Calvinists, Arminians, and Universalists. A chart of the agreement and the difference in the religious opinions of these three classes on the most important doctrines of Christianity are delineated in this article.

What Is "Christian Universalism"? - by Ken Allen - A definition or clarification of the term Christian Universalism.