All Dogs Go To Heaven Don’t They?: Biblical Reflections On Christian Universalism and Ultimate Reconciliation

“In All Dogs Go to Heaven . . . Don’t They? Maurice Smith uses his extensive years of scholarship to tackle a complicated and difficult subject that affects all of us — what happens to people after death. He writes with humor and clarity to make the Biblical position very plain and to refute the theory that everyone will eventually end up in heaven — however attractive a concept that might be. I recommend this book to anyone who is serious about holding a Biblical position on the subject.” – Felicity Dale, author An Army of Ordinary People and co-author The Elephant And The Rabbit. Centuries of historic biblical teaching regarding heaven and hell is being questioned today by a new generation of professing Christian “universalists”. Their message is simple: According to the Bible, “All dogs go to heaven”. The message that everyone will eventually be saved, that hell will be empty and that heaven will be full is an appealing message. But is it true? In “All Dogs Go To Heaven . . . Don’t They?” Maurice Smith combines humor with serious scholarship in a search for truth and for clear biblical answers to these challenging questions.