Universal Salvation: From Luke until Later

Which of the following prompted the Catholic Church to re-evaluate its teachings on salvation?

Which document addresses how Catholics must witness Christ while respecting others?

In what sense is salvation in the Catholic Church now considered universal?

How had the Gentiles of Luke's community come to be aware of the gospel?

Why do Catholics believe that salvation can only be accessed through baptism into the Church?

Why was the theme of 'universal salvation' important to Luke's original audience?

Which of the following contexts makes 'universal salvation' most relevant for Luke's audience?

In what years did the Holocaust occur?

Which document focused on the relationship between the Church and non-Christian religions?

Which of the following prompted the Church to re-evaluate its teachings on salvation?

What is considered a "correct response" to the offer of salvation in Luke?

Prior to Jesus, who was believed to have exclusive access to salvation?

What does "exclusivism" refer to?

What does "inclusivism" mean?

In what document did the Church define itself in & its mission to the rest of the world?

Which document emphasises the necessity of the Catholic Church and Christ for salvation?

What passage from Luke emphasises the need to respond correctly in order to achieve salvation?

In what sense was salvation considered universal at the time of Jesus and the first century?

Which verse in the Gospel of Luke states that repentance & forgiveness should be "in his name"?

What is Luke's overall message of salvation as conveyed in his Gospel?