Publisher's Synopsis
Hope For The Lost, The Case For Evangelical Universalism, makes the case for a fully evangelical defense of the ancient doctrine of universal restoration. In this volume the author asserts the right of Universalism to it's seat at the table with advocates of both Endless Torment and Annihilationism, as a legitimate option with respect to what the Bible has to say about the fate of the lost.
Among the many topics disussed in this volume are biblical anthropology, the origin of the soul, the incarnation, sotereology, and eschatology. The book is divided into four sections dealing with historical concerns, biblical concerns, theological concerns and practical concerns. Special attention is given to the formulation of a cogent theodicy for dealing with the problem of evil.
