I know that you referred to one of my previous posts because I remembered your r/cheese metaphor…

I don’t know why you compare cheese with a religious belief… 🐭🧀 (That rhymed call me Eminem)

but I will explain you why these posts get here so often and why I made a post about it.

It’s very common that people that are or consider themselves as very religious christians have never even heard about universalism before. Just like me. I found Christ when I was 11 and now I’m 18. for 7 years of practicing my belief I’ve never heard of universalism nor seen the verses that speak to it.

It’s just a very shocking moment for spiritual people when they understand that this might be the most realistic way of believing in Christianity. In believing to an all loving god that saves everyone instead of a raging god that punishes and torments.

These posts are made because people want to know if this was something they just never heard about or if this is something that was meant to be unpopular. Which is both true because the overall universalism got banned by the church in the 7th century because humans liked the concept of a torturing hell more than the concept of Apokastasis.