Centuries ago, a group of mostly self-educated people in New England came to a startling realization.  They read their Bible and found no evidence of eternal punishment for sins.  They considered what it meant to believe in a loving God and rejected the idea of perpetual torment.  They invented – not for the first or last time – the idea of Universal salvation.  As we close our month on “mercy”, we’ll reflect that Universalism – the idea that “God’s infinite mercy is for all people” – means for us, today. 

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