Universalists

Byakuren Hijiri — A Buddhist monk named "Byakurem Hijiri" who, while only being human, wishes to save other non-human entities, like the Youkai who inhabit Gensokyo. Rather than exterminate them, she wishes to save them from death. Drawn by Kujou mikuru on April 14, 2023. Danbooru. Twitter.

A Universalist is one who believes that all entities shall be saved.

There are many who call themselves "Universalists", like the Aionian Bible group, yet only believe in the salvation of all the human race, excluding non-human entities like the demons and Satan. While they are referred to as "Anthropo Universal Salvationists", we will still include them on this race, since they could use the allegoricalization argument that Satan and the demons are not literal beings, but only metaphors.

Fortunatus

Tykie Crisp Terry Crisp

Daniel (Ted) Miles
Jan Antonsson

Rev. Kalen Fristad
Howard Dorgan

Johann Wilhelm Petersen

Origen

Elhanan Winchester
Gerrard Winstanley

Julie Ferwerda
Jürgen Moltmann

Marc Speed
Jim Ober

Athanasius

Isaac Dowd Williamson

Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_universalists

A.E. Knoch, author, bible publisher, founder of Concordant Publishing Concern

A.E. Saxby, author

Adlai Loudy, author

Alexander Von Humboldt

Alfred Tennyson

Alison Rutherford Cockburn, writer

Allan Cunningham

Ambrose, Bishop

Andrew Jukes

Anna Letitia Barbauld, English poet and writer

Archdeacon Reichel D. D.

Archer Gurney

Arther Hugh Clough

Asterius, Bishop of Amasea

Athenasius, Archbishop of Alexandria

Baldwin Brown

Barsudaili, Abbott of Edessa

Bayard Taylor

Bengel

Benjamin Franklin, encouraged the first Universalist Church in Philadelphia

Benny Skinner, pastor

Bernard Barton

Bishop Colenso

Bishop Desmond Tutu

Bishop Ewing of Argyll

Bishop Forbes of Brechin

Bishop Joseph Butler

Bishop Ken

Bishop Moorhouse of Melbourne

Bob Evely, author

Boyd C. Purcell, author, counselor

Brad Jersak, author

Bret Harte

Brian McLaren, author, speaker

C. Bronte

C. Charnay

C.R. Bierbower, author

Carlton Pearson, bishop, pastor, author, singer

Caroline E. S. Norton, writer

Caroline M. Sawyer, writer

Charles M. Schultz, cartoonist (famous for Peanuts and Charlie Brown)

Charles Mackay

Charles Reade

Charles Sumner

Charles Slagle, author and worship leader

Chauncey Townsend

Chevalier Ramsay

Christian Edward Baumstark

Christopher Marshall

Christopher Sauer (Sower, Saur), Bible Publisher

Chrysostum

Clara Barton

Clement of Alexandria, second head of catechetical school at Alexandria

Daisy Osborn, minister

Daniel Defoe

Daniel Schenkel

David Burnfield, author

David Joris

David Konstan, scholar

David L. Watson, professor

Dean Church

Dean Hough, pastor, writer, editor

Dean Stanley

Denk

Dennis Linn catholic author

Sheila Linn catholic author

Matthew Linn catholic author\

Dick King, pastor

Didascalia (the Catechetical school of Alexandria)

Didymus

Dinah Muloch Craik

Diodore, Bishop of Tarsus and Jerusalem

Dionysius

Dora van Assen, author, speaker

Doug Frank, author, pastor, professor

Dr. Andrew Kippis, writer

Dr. Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaration of Independence

Dr. Burnet, Master of the Charter House

Dr. Ernest Christoph Hockman

Dr. Ernest L. Martin, author

Dr. F Hase, professor of theology

Dr. John Prior Estlin

Dr. Joseph Priestley

Dr. Philip Doddridge

Dr. R. A. Lipsins, Prof. of Theology

Dr. S. Fillmore Bennett

Dr. Samuel Cox

Dr. T. Southwood Smith

E.A. Thomas Rawson Birks, secretary to Evangelical Alliance

Elisabeth Arundel Charles, hymnist, writer

Elisabeth C. Clephane, hymnist

Eliza Scudder

Elizabeth C. Clephane

Elizabeth Oakes Smith

Elwin Roach, writer

Erik Jakob Ekman, author

Ernest L. Martin, author

Ershine of Linlathen

Ethelbert Stauffer, theologian

Eusibius, early church historian

F. D. Moule, professor

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

Ferdinand Oliver Petitpiere

Florence Nightingale

Frances Power Cobbe

Francesco Giorgi

Francis Power Cobbe, author

Francis Quarles

Franz Delitsch

Fred Hunter, singer, church leader

Frederick the Great

Fredericka Bremer Swedish novelist

Friedrich A.G. Tholuck, German Professor

G. Campbell

Gary Sigler, writer, speaker

Gary Amirault author, internet host, speaker

Gen. Gordon

George Crabbe

George Dawson

George Klein-Nikolai, author

George Washington, defended a Universalist chaplain in his army when attacked by "Orthodox" ministers

George de Benneville

Gerald Beauchemin, author, missionary

Gerald Massey

Gerard Winstanley

Gerritt Smith

Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, Italian Rennaisance philosopher

Gregory of Nazianzus, Bishop and President of the second Church council

Gregory of Nyssa, Bishop

Guy Marks, author

H. Dodd, theologian

H. H. Farmer, theologian

H. H. Milman

Hannah Whitall Smith, Evangelist and Bible teacher

Hans Christian Andersen

Harold Lovelace, author, speaker

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Hartley Coleridge

Hattie Griswold

Heleen M. Keiser, scholar

Helen Bostwick

Helen Maria Williams

Hendrikus Berkof, theologian

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Henry Ward Beecher

Herbert Farmer, theologian

Hermes Trisgistus

Hesba Stretton

Hetzer

Hey, Cambridge professor

Hillary, Bishop of Poictiers

Ilaria Ramelli, scholar

Immanuel Kant

Isaac Watts

Ivan A. Rogers, pastor, author, seminary President

J Macleod Campbell, Dean of Wells

J. Preston Eby, writer

Jackson Baer, author

Jacob Israel, author

Jacques Ellul, theologian

James Mulholland, author

James Neckar

James Russel Lowell

James T. Harman, author

James Thompson

Jan Bonda, author

Jane Leade

Jean De Ruysbroek

Jean Jacques Rousseau

Jean Jugelow

Jeremy White

Jerry Wayne Bernard, Ph.D, Author

Jim Coran writers, publishers

Joachim of Flora

Joanna Baillie author

Joaquin Miller

Johan Conrad (Christian) Dippel

Johann A. W. Neander

Johann Arndt

Johann Kasper Lavater

Johann Peter Lange

Johann Schiller

Johann Tauler

Johann Wilhelm Petersen

Johanna Eleonora von und zu Merlau

John A. T. Robinson, theologian

John Frederick Oberlin

John Greenleaf Whittier

John H. Paton, author

John Hay

John Henry Haug, Prof. at Strasburg

John Hick, theologian

John van Tuyl, author

Johna Wilhelm Personne, Swedish Lutheran Bishop, author

Jonathan Mitchell, Bible translator

Joseph Addison

Joseph John Murphy

Joseph Kirk, author

Joseph S. Johnston, writer

Jules Francois Suisse Simon, French Statesman

Julia H. Kinney Scott writer

Julie Ferwerda, author

Jung Stilling

Jurgen Moltmann, theologian, professor, author

Kalen Fristadt, author

Karl Barth, theologian

Karl Johan Nyvall, author

Keith DeRose, Yale Professor

Kellley Varner

Kristofer Jakob Bostrom, prof. of Philosophy, University of Uppsala

Letsone, philanthropist

Lewis Carroll

Lord Byron

Louis Figuier, French Scientist

Lucy Larcom, writer

Lydia Maria Child writer

Lynn Hiles

M. B. Smedley

M. Guillaume Monad

Macrina, the younger

Madelein L Engle, author

Margaret Fuller Ossoli, writer

Marie Huber

Mark Akenside

Mark T. Chamberlain, author

Martensen

Martin Tupper

Martin Zender (Jeff Priddy), author

Mary Bowitt

Mary Carpenter, English philanthropist

Mary Livermore

Mary M. Sherwood, writer

Mathias Rissi, theologian

Mercy Aiken, missionary

Methodius, Bishop of Tyre

Michael Phillips, author

Michael Wood, author

Michelle Amirault, author, internet host, speaker

Mikkel Dahl, author

Miss Mulock

Morton Kelsey, author

Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney

Mrs. Bloomfield, writer

Mrs. E. H. J. Cleaveland

Mrs. Mary M. Sherwood

Nels Ferre, theologian

Nicolai Berdyaev, theologian

Nils Ignell, pastor, author

Norman Grubbs, author

Norman MacLeod D.D.

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Olympia Brown

Origen

P. T. Forsythe, theologian

Pantaenus, first head of catechetical school at Alexandria

Pastor Oberlin

Paul Althaus, theologian

Paul Chatfield

Paul Janet

Paula Slagle, author and worship leader

Percy B. Shelley

Peter Bohler

Peter Chrysologus, Bishop of Ravenna

Peter Hiett, pastor, author

Peter Paul Waldenstrom

Philip Gulley, author

Pierre Cuppe, author

Principal Caird, the Bishop of Meath

Proclus, Bishop of Constantinoplus

Quillen H. Shinn, evangelist

Ray Prinzing, writer

Rev. Albert Reville D. D.

Rev. Alexander Schweizer

Rev. C. A. Bartol

Rev. Charles A. Pridgeon, President Pittsburgh Bible Institute

Rev. Dr. Littledale

Rev. Dr. Thomas Burnet

Rev. E. L. Clementson, theologian

Rev. Edward White

Rev. Fergus Ferguson

Rev. G. Vance Smith D.D. Ph. D.

Rev. H. B. Wilson

Rev. Henry Allon D. D.

Rev. J. C. Street

Rev. John Monsell L.L.D.

Rev. John Orr, Prof. Biblical Criticism

Rev. John Page Hoppe

Rev. John Wallace

Rev. L. C. Marvin

Rev. L. Carpenter L.L.D.

Rev. Lucius R. Paige

Rev. Presbendary Constable, M.A.

Rev. Prof. Challis

Rev. Prof. J. B. Mayor

Rev. R. W. Dale

Rev. Robert Aspland

Rev. T. Griffith, Prebendary of St. Paul's

Rev. T. Latham

Rev. William Archer Butler

Rhett Ellis, author

Richard Coppin

Richard John Neuhaus

Richard Milnes

Richard Rohr, catholic priest, author

Rob Bell, author, pastor, speaker

Robert Rutherford, pastor

Robert Short, author

Robert Southey

Robert Torango, writer, pastor, evangelist

Robert Browning

Elizabeth Browning

Robin Perry (aka Gregory MacDonald), author, editor

Ronald Cower

Ross Winans

Ruth Carter Stapleton, Billy Carter's sister

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Sarah Flower Adams hymnist

Sarah G. Edgarton Mayo, writer

Schleiermacher

Seba Smith

Seebach

Sharon L. Baker, author, associate professor

Sharon Turner

Sir G. W. Cox

Sir George Stonehouse

Stacy Woods, Evangelist

Steinbart

Stephen Jones, author, speaker

Stephen Rogers, author, pastor

Steve Dohse, pastor

Stopford A. Brooke, chaplain to the Queen

Susan Coran, writers, publishers

Sylvester Judd

T. C. Lockhart

T. Niles, church leader

T. P. Nichol L.L.D.

T. W. Goethe

T. W. Higginson

T.L. Osborn, minister

The Cary Sisters

Theodore Parker

Theodore Winthrop

Theodore of Mopsuestia

Theodoret the Blessed, Bishop of Cyrrhus

Theophilus Parsons

Theophylact, Archbishop of Achrida

Thomas Erskine of Lintathen

Thomas Potter, illiterate farmer who built a chapel in 1760 in Good Luck, New Jersey to spread Universalism.

Thomas Say

Thomas Starr King

Thomas Talbott, Professor

Thomas Whittimore

Titus, Bishop of Bostra

Tom Harpur, journalist

Vernard Eller, professor

Victor Hugo

Victorinus

Vladimir Gelesnoff, author

Walter Williams, author, pastor

Warren Young Kimball, author

Washington Irving

Wendy Burnfield, author

Whittier

William Barclay, theologian and translator

William Cowper

William Cullen Bryant

William Duncombe

William Ellery Channing

William Howard Russell

William King, Archbishop of Dublin

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