Various quotes from theologians — new and old — supporting the view I call Hopeful Inclusivism. Read More...

Tags: Hopeful Inclusivism, Justin Martyr, Origen, Clement of Alexandria, Last Judgement, Eschatology, Hell, John Milton, W. G. T. Shedd, A. H. Strong, J. I. Packer, C. S. Lewis, John R. W. Stott, Dallas Willard, Billy Graham, Desiderius Erasmus, Huldrych Zwingli

While Wesleyan theology does not teach or imply Universal Salvation it does teach Universal Grace. The scope of grace is seen as being wider than it might be from some other points of view. Read More...

Tags: Hopeful Inclusivism, Salvation, Randy Maddox, Daniel Steele, Mallalieu, grace, The Unevangelized, John Wesley

”…I have no authority from the Word of God ‘to judge those that are without.’ Nor do I conceive that any man living has a right to sentence all the heathen and Mahometan world to damnation.” Read More...

Tags: Quotations, Hopeful Inclusivism

Reflections on some quotations from an essay by Jerry Walls and Kyle Blanchette. Read More...

Tags: Prevenient Grace, Last Judgement, Hopeful Inclusivism, holiness theology, The Unevangelized

A brief quote from John Wesley. Read More...

Tags: Quotations, Hopeful Inclusivism, Salvation

Here's a great old article about Methodism and what the Methodist churches teach — and seek to live. The author summarizes the things that have made Methodism a distinctive movement within Christianity. Read More...

Tags: Mallalieu, holiness theology, methodism, Miracles, Atonement, faith, Salvation, Regeneration, Hopeful Inclusivism