I’m thrilled to announce that the videos of Rev Dr Robin Parry‘s four talks at the Hope & Hell conference are now online! I filmed them with a professional 4K camera and audio engineer, plus I’ve spent over 30 hours processing them, carefully adding slides, etc.. Hopefully, you’ll get as much out of them as I did. I’ve started transcribing and blogging my way through all the talks for those of you who prefer reading:

1. Universal Salvation: A Whistle-Stop Introduction
   1. What Christian Universalism is and isn’t
   2. How do people become universalists?
   3. Two more reasons people become universalists
   4. Why the diversity of universalisms matters
   5. Where is the debate over universalism at?
   6. Where did universalism originally come from?
   7. Is universalism heresy?
   8. Debate over universalism in theology and philosophy
   9. The conclusion of the first talk
   10. Q&R: Should Christians call themselves Universalists?
2. Hermeneutics and Hell: Biblical Interpretation and Universal Salvation
   1. Q&R: What do the original words translated “Hell” mean?
3. The Story of Salvation: A Narrative Theology of Hell
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4. Living in the Light of the Future: Universal Restoration and Practical Theology
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Here is the YouTube playlist that has a short introduction to the Gospel Conversations conference and the talks in order: Hope & Hell Conference

Here are the direct links to each of Robin’s talks:

The talks are also available on the Gospel Conversations podcast if that’s more convenient:

1. Universal Salvation: A Whistle-Stop Introduction
2. Hermeneutics and Hell: Biblical Interpretation and Universal Salvation
3. The Story of Salvation: A Narrative Theology of Hell
4. Living in the Light of the Future: Universal Restoration and Practical Theology