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The New International Dictionary of the Christian Church is a fascinating encyclopedia explaining the development of the church. This comprehensive reference work traces the development of the Christian church through its first 2,000 years. More than 180 scholars have contributed their expertise, incorporating recent research, archaeological discoveries, and specialized studies. Cross-references...

by virtue of the corresponding universalism of man’s sinfulness. The commonness of man’s sin has destroyed the true purpose and end of life provided by God through His providence, in accordance with His love. Hence the universalism is seen to be purely ideal or hypothetical. Yet, though man’s sin is universally corruptive, God’s goodness remains infinite, expressing itself to all persons and throughout all history, since His desire to save remains forever unabated. This means that the salvation of
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