In this persuasive work of theology, Joseph Young argues that the doctrine of universal salvation is not only scripturally sound but also morally and intellectually compelling. Drawing on the writings of church fathers and classical philosophers, as well as his own deep faith and reason, Young offers a powerful rebuttal to the idea of eternal punishment. With its eloquent prose and deep erudition, this book will challenge and inspire anyone interested in the nature of God, the meaning of life, and the destiny of the human soul.

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