Grace Saves All: Christianity and Universal Salvation
David Artman
This podcast is about Christian Universalism — a spirituality which exists at the intersection of Christianity and Universal Salvation. This ancient Christian theology was advocated by prominent Christian leaders in the early centuries of the faith, and it is now enjoying a modern revival. It understands grace to be the effective saving presence of God in the lives of all people, and it anticipates that all persons will finally experience union with God. David Artman, host of the podcast, is the author of Grace Saves All: The Necessity of Christian Universalism. He is an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and holds Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry degrees from Brite Divinity School at TCU in Ft. Worth, TX. (Photograph by Beth Crenshaw)
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Oct 16, 2025 • 0sec
Ep. 209 Dr. Matthew Taylor - author of "The Violent Take It By Force: The Christian Movement that is Threatening our Democracy"
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Ep. 208 David Bentley Hart - a bracing assessment of Christian complicity with authoritarianism and fascism in a time of increasing violence (take 2)
David Bentley Hart, a renowned philosopher and theologian, dives deep into the intersections of Christianity and violence. He discusses the impact of rising political tensions and critiques the American Christian apocalyptic mindset that fuels violence. Hart emphasizes the misinterpretation of scriptures like Romans 13 to justify authoritarianism. He urges the importance of recognizing and naming fascism in modern politics. Additionally, he advocates for true Christian ethics, focusing on universal justice and the moral responsibility of communities.
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Ep. 207 John Milbank (eminent British theologian and social theorist) - The Threat of Fascism amidst the Hope of Christian Universalism
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Sep 30, 2025 • 0sec
Ep. 206 Jeromy Johnson on his new (provocatively titled) podcast "Slutty Grace"
Jeromy Johnson, host of the bold podcast 'Slutty Grace,' dives into the provocative nature of grace and how it challenges religious norms. He explains the eye-catching title and discusses whether universal grace impacts free will and justice. Jeromy shares his journey through different beliefs, shaped by enlightening readings and personal experiences. He also explores the transformative power of embracing universalism in evangelism, parenting, and community, highlighting how love ultimately prevails. Tune in for an engaging conversation on grace's vast implications!
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Ep. 205 Dr. Craig Johnson - on his book "How to Talk to Your Son about Fascism"
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Ep. 204 Avellina Balestri - Catholic author of historical fiction and "Very Hopeful" that all will be saved in Christ!
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Ep. 203 The Episode That Solves (almost) Everything! (Paul Golf and I endlessly debate JD Lyonhart)
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Ep. 202 Paul Axton and Brad Klingele from the Forging Ploughshares podcast - Connecting Christian Universalism and Non-Violence
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Aug 28, 2025 • 0sec
Ep. 201 Benjamin McNair Scott - In the face of suffering, and all of the problems of the Western Christian tradition, does it really make any sense to believe in a Christian God who will save all?
Benjamin McNair Scott, an expert in Christian theology and author of *The Hope on Hell*, dives deep into the challenges of suffering and belief in a saving God. The conversation reveals how accents influence perceptions in theology, the nuanced relationship between faith and reason, and the essential role of women in early resurrection accounts. They also explore the evolution of Christian thought regarding justice, the complexities of the Trinity, and the hope of universal salvation through transformative mystical experiences.
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