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Opposition to Universal Reconciliation

Thomas Allin 2026-04-18

Thomas Allin was a nineteenth-century Anglican clergyman and writer remembered for defending Christian universal restoration. His best-known work is Christ Triumphant, which argued that the redemptive purposes of God ultimately extend to all.
Biblical ExegesisRestoration of all things – Apokatastasis

It is a striking fact that the weight of opposition to universalism in primitive times is found in the Latin church, is found most vigorous where, as in Augustine’s case, the Greek language was never really mastered.

Source: Thomas Allin – Christ Triumphant