Christian Universalism is Biblical

I will now recap my arguments. Arminian theology believes God loves all mankind and desires their salvation(Statement1). Calvinist theology believes God who is sovereign and all powerful therefore God will accomplish all of His desires(Statement 2). The Arminians and Calvinists have scriptures to support their beliefs. Christian Universalists rightly conclude that if Arminians and Calvinists can support their respective beliefs with scripture, then God will save all mankind. Con wrongly assumes God has two wills: God's sovereign will and God's moral will. God only has one will or desire concerning the salvation of mankind, and that will or desire is the salvation of all men(1Timothy 2:3-6). God or course has not yet accomplished this desire or will but God will accomplish this in the future in due time---'For it is written, As I live says the Lord, every knee shall bow to Me and every tongue shall give praise to God' Romans 14:11 NASB. Since everyone is worshiping and praising God, the conditions of repentance and putting faith in Christ have been met by everyone. I will now quote some scriptures that support the conjunction of Calvinist theology(Statement 1) and Arminian theology(Statement 2): 'One transgression[Adam] RESULTED IN CONDEMNATION TO ALL MEN, even so, One act of righteousness[Jesus Christ] RESULTED IN JUSTICATION OF LIFE TO ALL MEN' Romans 5:18 NASB.. This passage has two clauses separated by a comma. Each clause is making a universal statement---One man[Adam] condemns all men, One man[Jesus Christ] Justifies all men. 'For by Him WERE ALL THINGS CREATED, THAT ARE IN HEAVEN, AND THAT ARE IN EARTH' Coloissians 1:16. Now let's read the next passage in that context---'And having made peace through the blood of his cross, by him TO RECONCILE ALL THINGS UNTO HIMSELF WHETHER THEY BE THINGS ON EARTH, OR THING IN HEAVEN' Colossians 1:20. Once again, two universal statements are being made---All things CREATED BY CHRIST, All things RECONCILED BY CHRIST. 'For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive. BUT EVERY MAN IN HIS OWN ORDER' 1Corinthians 15:22-23. Once again, two universal statements are being made---Every one dies in Adam and everyone will be made alive in Christ. 'For therefore we both labour suffer reproach becauise we trust in the living God, who IS THE SAVIOUR OF ALL MEN, specially of those that believe. THESE THINGS COMMAND AND TEACH' 1Timothy 4:10-11. These are the glorious truths we should be preaching and teaching to those who have not yet come to repent and believe in this eon, and in the eons to come. I will now address Mark 3:29--'But he that shall blaspheme against the Holy Spirit hath never[G3756 ou] forgiveness'. Now here's Matthew 12:31 again--'But the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit shall not[G3756 ou] unto men'. The same Greek word 'ou' is used in both passages. Here is the definition of that word from the Blue Letter Bible Lexicon--1)no, not; in direct questions expecting an affirmitave answer. There is nothing in that definition to indicate unending or a permanent condition. Con also stated that even if it's true that people will eventually be reconciled to God, that is not salvation. But if a person is reconciled to God, they are no longer under the wrath and condemnation of God and the Bible clearly says all will be reconciled---'AND ALL THINGS ARE OF GOD, who hath reconciled us to himself by Jesus Christ, and hath given to us the ministry of reconciliation; To wit, that God was in Christ, RECONCILING THE WORLD UNTO HIMSELF, NOT IMPUTING THEIR TRESPASSES TO THEM' and hath committed to us the ministry of reconciliation (2Corinthians 5:18-19). Reconcile means to make friendly again. If everyone is reconciled, then everyone is eventually rescued from wrath and condemnation. This is why the lake of fire is not the end for unbelievers, The Consummation is the end--'The last enemy to be abolished is death' 1Corinthians 15:26. Jesus Christ will abolish death by making everyone alive(1Corinthians 15:22-23). Death is not qualified in that passage. That means that death, whether physical death, spiritual death, the second death, death in any form is to be abolished. Death is what separates man from God. When death is finally abolished, there will be no seraration between God and man. God can then become All in all(1Corinthians 15:28). In closing, I believe I have made a strong case for Christian Universalism. Just like Con's position, I could have listed many more scriptures to support the salvation of all. Once again, PhilosChristos, thanks for accepting my debate challenge. This is my first debate, so I will have to learn how to separate my comments into paragraphs. Whether I win or lose this debate, it was a pleasure discussing and debating this topic with you.