u/auburn160825

A while ago I saw a very popular post here on Reddit that asked, how to still be saved even if Universalism isn't true?

I don't remember reading it, maybe if I practiced what it says in that post I would be better, but the thing is I don't have to! I have my personal convictions I feel the holy spirit in myself and so I'm doubling down on Universalism!

I'm no longer a Catholic who hopes that everyone will be saved. I am now a Catholic who KNOWS EVERYONE WILL EVENTUALLY BE SAVED!

The only thing that still bothers me is, I'm not very skilled with bible verses to back this up. So if you are a Universalist with more knowledge than me feel free to drop your opinions, and if you're also doubling down on Universalism :))

Not sure why am I asking this, since I'm broke af. But I still have a desire to own multiple scroll saws, it just feels right and maybe one day I could, but is there any logical reason to own multiple scroll saws??

Thanks!

Boas,

Muita gente não sabe, mas quando se vai à pizzaria "Péco No Mercado" tem em algumas mesas, molho picante para pôr em cima da pizza. E eu juro que é bué bom esse molho! Alguém que já tenha ido lá, sabe que tipo de molho é aquele? Ou melhor, alguém tem uma receita parecida para eu tentar nas minhas pizzas em casa?

Muito Obrigado!

Looking into making YT videos of my plans and I want to film the cutting process!

Hi

I am Catholic and recently became Universalist aswell

But becoming a Universalist is not just upsides! There's a lot of downsides in the form of pitfalls/mistake/sins whatever you call it. For example, have you noticed you're no longer trying to be your best version since becoming Universalist?

On a personal note, since I am Catholic I can't use contraceptives and I have to wait till marriage to lose my virginity. I noticed just a bit of less enthusiasm about that when I became Universalist, since other Universalists are probably less likely to follow Catholic guidelines.

Just because we're all going to get saved someway, doesn't mean we can sin all we want right? We need to repent!

What are your thoughts on this, is this a common pitfall for Universalists? And do you have any tips to how to repent as a Universalist?