That All Shall Be Saved with Dr. David Bentley Hart

David Bentley Hart - That All Shall Be Saved

Will all be saved? What is the teaching of the 5th ecumenical council on apokatastasis? Does the Bible condemn universalism? These questions, and many others, will be answered by Dr. David Bentley Hart.
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[schannibal]

I, for one, could care less about how abrasive or egotistical Dr. Hart appears in his conduct: he’s an eloquent purveyor of ideas with real merit, and that’s really what I’m here for. I’d argue that Hart is as compassionate as he is intelligent, a zealous thinker who holds his views in great esteem, and that this gives his arguments an urgent intensity borne out of a sense of righteous indignation that people confuse for “bullying.” I’m quite new to his lectures, and I can understand how they don’t exactly appeal to the average listener, but they feel refreshing to me.

[OrigenisAdamantios]

1 Corinthians 15:28 - “And, when all things have been subordinated to him, then will the Son himself also be subordinated to the one who has subordinated all things to him, so that God may be all in all.”

[RickysPlums]

I have to admit that I think the other gentlemen on the podcast weren’t prepared to take on DBH. He’s a tough cookie to beat, particularly because his arguments bear the natural rational inclination of what we would hope God would do!

[nickadams]

Esteemed Christian scholar, David Bentley Hart discusses Universal Salvation with members of WWF

[christophersnedeker]

"Let us beware in ourselves, my beloved, and realize that even if Gehenna is subject to a limit, the taste of its experience is terrible, and the extent of its bounds escapes our very understanding. Let us strive all the more to partake of the taste of God’s love for the sake of perpetual reflection on Him, and let us not have experience of Gehenna through neglect." -Isaac the Syrian

[ImprovforGodsglory]

It’s a shame that Dr. Hart doesn’t realize the importance of a good microphone.

[youngpilgrim]

Thank you to the interviewers who asked questions and... Actually gave sufficient space to respectfully listen to the answer. Amazing, what a novel concept in a world of sound bites and shallow rhetoric. Good job. Subscribed!

[OrdoSanctiBenedictus]

He took way the sin of the world, and He got the keys to death and hell. Now that's Good News

[johnianrutherfurd]

So glad David has done the work he has and is testifying strongly about out.

[adammcguk]

Great episode! Now you just need Brad Jersak on to discuss his book, Her Gates Will Never Be Shut.

[nyssian]

Probably the most entertaining discussion on universalism on the internet

[augustojoaquínrodríguez]

Ibarra is still processing Hart's first claim since the beginning of the talk🤣

[southernstoic]

Dr. Hart in the midst of four Infernalists (three of whom are Catholic). Talk about the lion's den! This was a great interview. I haven't enjoyed an interview like this in quite some time.

[ThreeFoldDivision]

wow, really enjoyed it, going to re-watch it and make some notes. God bless

[mcnallyaar]

30:56 "There's an irresolvable contradition in a faith that commands us to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind *and* our neighbors *as ourselves*, while also enjoining us to believe in the reality of an eternal hell. We can't possibly do both of those at once."

[pcialini]

Thanks for this. I have had so many conflicted feelings and thoughts about the idea of an eternal hell full of suffering, especially when I look at my own frailty, limitations and flaws. One question and I ask this with truly wanting to get a perspective on John 3 and Christ’s discourse with Nicodemus ( being born again of the water and spirit, baptism) I order to see the Kingdom of Heaven. I invite good willed and charitable understanding of this.

[fiveadayproductions]

Thanks for another great show! Some guest suggestions for the future:
- John Collorafi & Scott Butler (They have an excellent but unpublished book on the Papacy called "Keys Over The Christian World" and it is the most comprehensive, but approachable and convincing treatment I've come across on the topic).
- "Classical Theist" from YouTube
- Dave Armstrong Catholic Apologist
- Fr. Hezekias Carnazzo
(Founding Executive Director, Institute of Catholic Culture)
- Trent Horn (Catholic Answers)
- Dr Nigel Cundy (Oxford Quantum Physicist and Thomist)

[youngpilgrim]

"it (Reformed theology) is not just unconvincing to me... It is diabolical nonsense, morally offensive, and utterly detestable." good 'ol mealy-mouthed DBH! —said no one ever.

[OrigenisAdamantios]

St Paul, Epistle to the Romans, chptr 5: “18So, then, just as by one transgression unto condemnation for all human beings, so also by one act of righteousness unto rectification of life for all human beings;r 19For, just as by the heedlessness of the one man the many were rendered sinners, so also by the obedience of the one the many will be rendered righteous.”

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David Bentley Hart

[MattRyniker]

Pls in future episodes, make sure your guests are as loud as the hosts. It's a strain to hear DBH