The Calvinist Universalist

-From eternity past God intended that the most vivid and profound demonstration of his glory would come in the form of His work of salvation on the cross of Christ.-God then made man to punish him.-He made him perfect and thus unlikely to ever need punishing, or, for that matter, a Savior.-By a happy coincidence, and against all the odds, this perfect man sinned, thus allowing God to fulfill His purposes for both the man and Christ.-When he sinned, God, who is suddenly confronted with the prospe