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Exclusivism, Inclusivism, Universalism

The belief that faith is not necessary for salvation and that God’s mercy is so wide that it savingly embraces all non-Christian peoples on the earth, apart from trust in Christ.

The "Very Pernicious and Detestable" Doctrine of Inclusivism (eBook)

Web Page by Robert L Reymond

One Way

PDF by D A Carson

Is There Only One Way of Salvation?

Web Page by James Anderson

Pope Francis’ Inclusivism and the Little Boy Reviewed (MP3)

Audio/MP3 by James White

Future Punishment; or, The Universalist Refuted

Web Page by Archibald Alexander

How Universalism, ‘the Opiate of the Theologians,’ Went Mainstream

Web Page by Paul Copan

Why Are Progressive Christians Attracted to Universalism?: How a Distorted View of God Distorts Our View of Good

Web Page by Scott Smith

The Real Deal: The Exclusivity of Jesus

Web Page by Curated Resources

Does Inclusivist Theology Undermine Evangelism?

PDF by John K Barrett

How Wide is the Narrow Road?

Web Page by Steve Camp

Salvation History, Chronology, and Crisis: A Problem with Inclusivist Theology of Religions, Part 1 of 2

Web Page by Adam Sparks

The Gospel, Missions, and Inclusivism

Web Page by Andreas Kostenberger

Clarifying Inclusivism and Exclusivism

Web Page by Kevin DeYoung

What of Those Who Do Not Have the Bible?

Web Page by Geoff Thomas

Are Those Who Have Never Heard of Christ Going to Hell?

Web Page by R C Sproul

What about Those Who Have Never Heard of Jesus?

Web Page by Francis A Schaeffer

What Happens to Those Who Never Hear the Gospel?

Web Page by Matt Smethurst

Is the Exclusivity of Christ Unjust?

Video by Alistair Begg

Do all religions lead to God? (YouTube)

Video by Andy Bannister

Where Do People Who Never Hear of Jesus Go When They Die?

Web Page by Jordan Standridge

Unjust, Unkind, Unfair, Un-humble?

Web Page by Tim Challies

10 Things You Should Know about the Exclusivity of Jesus Christ or the “Scandal of Particularity”

Web Page by Sam Storms

3 Reasons Definite Atonement is Basic to Biblical Missions

Web Page by Alex Kocman

The Universalistic Passages

Web Page by Loraine Boettner

The Gospel of Inclusion Is Far Too Narrow

Web Page by Trevin Wax

Are They Few That Be Saved? (eBook)

Web Page by B B Warfield

David Bentley Hart’s Lonely, Last Stand for Christian Universalism

Web Page by Michael McClymond

Opiate of the Theologians: Universalism

Web Page by Michael McClymond

Shall All Be Saved?: A Review of David Bentley Hart's Case for Universal Salvation

Web Page by Alan W Gomes

The Gag-Reflex and the Doctrine of Hell: Realigning Our Emotional Response to God's Justice

Web Page by Denny Burk

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