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Hi Guys - There's been a lot of stuff posted lately about who is a Universalist, a Unitarian, a Calvinist or an Arminian for example. These definitions are of course man - ufactured and have little relevance in the great scheme of things. Regardless of what we may believe or how we might describe ourselves, the Father sent His own son for the Reconciliation of All. If we don't like that, well tough. We'll soon adjust after we leave the world behind (and its petty strivings). As a rule of thumb, I tend to think that any religious teachings that diminish the awesome, voracious love of God for all His creation - as demonstrated so vividly and openly on the Cross - and His infinite mercy and grace are dubious. We are the clay - He is the potter, we have no say in the matter. It is done. We are forgiven, righteous in God's sight and afforded the status of sons of God. Whoopee!