Objection 5

From Sovereign Grace and the Scope of Election: A Comparative Examination of Attainment Theology and Grace Theology, with Particular Attention to the Question of Whether God's Elect Are Found Among All Nations and Religions

This is universalism with extra steps. You are saying everyone gets saved.

Answer. It is the opposite of universalism. Universalism says all are saved; Arminianism says all may be saved if they perform the condition; the sovereign grace believer says all the elect are saved, a definite, particular, chosen multitude, and only they. The doctrine widens the geography of grace, not its ground or its number. Many who never hear are elect and will be quickened; many who hear every sermon of their lives are not, and no amount of religion will produce life in them (Matthew 7:22-23). The gate remains strait; it is simply not located at the door of any denomination's headquarters.