An idea rejected for most of Church history is seeing a resurgence today. Universalism: the doctrine that all human beings will receive salvation and so spend eternity with God in heaven regardless of their belief in or love for Jesus. But what does that mean, exactly? More importantly, is it Biblical? That's the question I explore in this week's episode of Ask.

When everything is going great, and ‘life is good,’ would you think to stop and ask: ‘Are we living in the last days?’ My guess is you probably wouldn’t (unless you're in an eschatology class and these kinds of questions just excite you!). The very asking of this question tells us something about 'the last days,' which I explore in this week's episode of Ask.

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "How important is Christian unity?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "What is 'New Atheism'?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "Does the Bible condone slavery?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "Why are there so many different Bible translations?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "Is God explained away by science?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "If God exists, why isn't He more obvious?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "Is hoping for heaven just a form of escapism?"

In this episode, David Deane responds to the question "How should Christians respond to conspiracy theories?"