삼위일체적 보편주의

삼위일체적 보편주의 (Trinitarian Universalism)는 모든 사람이 구원을 받게된다고 믿는 보편화해의 변종이다. 유니테리안 보편주의와 대조적으로 삼위일체를 믿는 기독교 주장이다. 감리교 목사인 존 머레이와 관련이 있으며, 보스톤의 폴 딘 목사 그리고 뉴욕의 에드워드 미첼이 있다.^[1]^[2]^[3]

보편주의를 지지하기 위해 인용된 성경구절

같이 보기

만물회복설
기독교 보편주의
지옥에 대한 기독교 적 견해
지옥의 문제
보편 화해
올 세상

각주

↑ The Universalist quarterly and general review: Volume 5 – Page 393 1848 "At that time, it was supposed that the only Trinitarians, in our ministry, were Mr. Dean of Boston, and Mr. Mitchell of New York; the latter of whom, though a highly respected preacher of Universalism, was never in formal fellowship as his attachments to Mr. Murray's peculiarities were so strong as to prevent him uniting with the denomination."
↑ Russell E. Miller The larger hope: the first century of the Universalist Church in America, 1770–1870 Unitarian Universalist Association, 1979
↑ Jabez Thomas Sunderland, Brooke Herford, Frederick B. Mott The Unitarian: a monthly magazine of liberal Christianity: Volume 6 1891 "Trinitarian Universalism has been displaced by Unitarian Universalism. Belief in vicarious atonement has given way to the moral-influence idea of Christ's work. Calvinistic and Arminian Universalism have given way to that eclecticism."

외부 링크

(영어) Christian Universalism - Curlie
삼위 일체 적 보편주의 발견 — 유니 테리안 보편주의 협회 안팎에서 발견된 삼위 일체 보편 주의자.

[1] The Universalist quarterly and general review: Volume 5 – Page 393 1848 "At that time, it was supposed that the only Trinitarians, in our ministry, were Mr. Dean of Boston, and Mr. Mitchell of New York; the latter of whom, though a highly respected preacher of Universalism, was never in formal fellowship as his attachments to Mr. Murray's peculiarities were so strong as to prevent him uniting with the denomination."

[2] Russell E. Miller The larger hope: the first century of the Universalist Church in America, 1770–1870 Unitarian Universalist Association, 1979

[3] Jabez Thomas Sunderland, Brooke Herford, Frederick B. Mott The Unitarian: a monthly magazine of liberal Christianity: Volume 6 1891 "Trinitarian Universalism has been displaced by Unitarian Universalism. Belief in vicarious atonement has given way to the moral-influence idea of Christ's work. Calvinistic and Arminian Universalism have given way to that eclecticism."

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