Title: disappointing
Product review: As a Universalist myself, I was intitially delighted to encounter a widely distributed book that defended universal salvation. However, the problem with this book is that most Christians will likely dismiss it because of the authors' liberal theology. Gulley and Mulholland go beyond what is essential to universalism and espouse beliefs that are unacceptable to the majority of Christians. If they could have just stuck to the basics of Universalism, this book would be much more valuable. You don't have to be as liberal as Gulley and Mulholland to be a Universalist. I respect the authors' opinions, but I think this book will not be accepted by most of the Christian community.A better book on the subject is Thomas Talbott's "The Inescapable Love of God." Talbott sticks to the subject much better, and evangelical Christians could read his book without being too offended.
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