Doctrine of Universal Salvation

The Doctrine of Universal Salvation is the belief that ultimately, all souls—regardless of their actions—will be reconciled with God and attain salvation. Instead of eternal punishment for some, this view suggests that God's love and mercy will eventually free everyone from sin and separation. It emphasizes the hope that no one is permanently lost, and that divine justice is compatible with universal grace. While historically debated, this doctrine underscores the idea of divine inclusiveness and the possibility of redemption for all humanity.