Who Will Be Saved? Heaven, Hell and the Fate of Unbelievers | Dan Paterson vs Matt Whiteley
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What happens to those who never believe in Jesus? Could everyone eventually be saved — even after death?
Dan Paterson and Matt Whiteley join John Nelson to explore Christian universalism, eternal judgment and whether salvation is possible without explicit faith in Christ.
A thoughtful debate about the Bible, the justice of God and the ultimate fate of those we love.
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Released on 14 Oct 2026
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