Faith: The Basics and The Life

Around three years ago I become a Universalist, believing that all people, by God's utmost Grace, will end up reconciled with God in a Heaven-symbolized situation after the Judgement day. Gehenna, originally a literal place in the suburbs of Jerusalem, is a symbol of a persons situation outside the circle of God's love. But every person who did not experience death with Christ, who passed through hell on the Cross for us, will go through the judgement day, in which he/she will stand before God's "White" throne, to experience the purification through Christ at the Throne of God. Then we all, good and evil, will end up in unity with the God of the Universe, in the heavenly wedding between God and Men. Now some people still ask me, and does not your Universalism indicate that all ways will lead to heaven? Does it mean that all religions are equally good, and all roads lead to Rome? How can you reconcile your Universalism with the concept of evangelism, the testimo...

As you go around asking people about their views related to the existence of a higher power/God, you will definitely encounter several types of reactions. These views vary from the highly right wing religious fanatics who think that the subject is definitely above discussion. God Exists and He/She (definitely fanatics consider God as a HE) has set his one and only way, which is definitely their own view, that they already follow. The other extreme would be the one denying any existence of any higher power. For them, the world has been there since the big bang, evoluting from its initial state by mere chance and random incidents and billions of possibilities... In this blog, I would like all views to be expressed freely. No taboo, and no subject forbidden, except those carrying disrespect to the view of others, and with Disrespect, I mean insulting the value of the different views, and using profane language in the discussion. So let us discuss it: What are the ...