Tag: Origen

• The Wrath of God

  

  For many believers, the phrase “the wrath of God” evokes images of divine anger, judgment, and everlasting punishment. In much of popular theology, wrath is understood primarily as retributive—God inflicting eternal suffering upon sinners. And little wonder as a dictionary definition of our word wrath is “forceful, often vindictive anger, punishment or vengeance as a…

  Brother Roger

  February 6, 2026

  Character of God, Hell and the lake of fire, Song, Video, Wrath of God

  Apokatastasis, Biblical Justice, Christian Universalism, Divine Judgment, George MacDonald, God’s Love, God’s Wrath, Gregory of Nyssa, Origen, Reconciliation of All Things, Refining Fire, Theology of Hell, Universal Salvation

• Children of God – Part 3: Understanding of the Early Church Fathers

  

  And How the Early Greek Fathers Harmonized John and Paul Without Eternal Torment The earliest Greek-speaking Church Fathers approached Scripture within a theological framework shaped by creation, incarnation, and restoration. Long before later Western debates about eternal punishment hardened into rigid systems, these theologians read John and Paul as presenting a unified vision of humanity’s…

  Brother Roger

  February 5, 2026

  Biblical Children, Church History, Patristics

  Christian Universalism, Early Church Fathers, Greek Patristics, Gregory of Nyssa, Irenaeus, Origen, Patristic Theology, Restoration