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Dare we hope: ยฟ7Fthat all men be saved''? ; with, A short discourse on hell

โœ Scribed by Catholic Church;Balthasar, Hans Urs von

Publisher
Ignatius Press
Year
1988;2011
Tongue
English
Leaves
254
Category
Library
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โœฆ Synopsis

The Church's teaching on Hell has been generally neglected by theologians, with the notable exception of Fr. von Balthasar. However, what he has said has stirred controversy both in Europe and in the United States. Here he responds in a clear and concise way, grounding his reflections clearly in Scripture. Revelation gives us neither the assurance that all will be saved, nor the certitude that any are condemned. What it does require of us is the "hope that all men be saved" rooted in a love of Christ that reaches even into the depths of Hell.

โœฆ Subjects

Hell--Christianity;Hell--Christianity--History of doctrines;Hope--Religious aspects--Christianity;Theology, Doctrinal;Universalism;Universalism--History of doctrines;Catholic Church -- Doctrines;Catholic Church;Universalism -- History of doctrines;Hell -- Christianity;Hell -- Christianity -- History of doctrines;Hope -- Religious aspects -- Christianity

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