"The essays in this short volume provide a lucid and accessible introduction to Christian universalism and its varieties. At least as significant, the approaches of the authors are as varied as their perspectives. There are essays here that would be ideal for those new to the subject who have the usual range of misconceptions about what it means to be a Christian universalist. And there are essays that tackle substantive theological questions in innovative ways. Precisely because of its variety, readers are unlikely to agree with every perspective advanced here. But overall, this is a valuable contribution to universalist literature."

— Eric Reitan