In this podcast we discuss whether Jesus is the Saviour of the world or only the saviour of The Church. Does the finished work of Christ include the atheists, muslims, and "unbelievers?" If Christians are saved why do they still suffer like the non-christians. Why do christians still sin? What happens in hell? Does God cease to be love when we die?

Why I am and I am not a Universalist

Here, we examine our deconstruction journey from traditional evangelical pentecostal christianity in Nigeria to what we now think is a more orthodox view of christian spirituality.  We question traditional beliefs about hell, satan, salvation, rapture, etc., in the light of the revelation of Jesus Christ's death on the cross as a full expression of the the nature and character of God as Love. Du Barman and Bella examine, slay and roast sacred cows, attempting to make barbecues and serve them to you as e dey hot.  You are welcome.

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Here, we examine our deconstruction journey from traditional evangelical pentecostal christianity in Nigeria to what we now think is a more orthodox view of christian spirituality. We question traditional beliefs about hell, satan, salvation, rapture, etc., in the light of the revelation of Jesus Christ's death on the cross as a full expression of the the nature and character of God as Love. Du Barman and Bella examine, slay and roast sacred cows, attempting to make barbecues and serve them to you as e dey hot. You are welcome.

Here, we examine our deconstruction journey from traditional evangelical pentecostal christianity in Nigeria to what we now think is a more orthodox view of christian spirituality.&nbsp; We question traditional beliefs about hell, satan, salvation, rapture, etc., in the light of the revelation of Jesus Christ's death on the cross as a full expression of the the nature and character of God as Love. Du Barman and Bella examine, slay and roast sacred cows, attempting to make barbecues and serve them to you as e dey hot.&nbsp; You are welcome.

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