In the end, Jesus Christ will save all of mankind.

C1) Hell is eternalMy adversary tries to use fails to use linguistics to properly show that eternal is not in fact eternal. In an attempt to shift what a definition means, he tries to say that eternal in the bible actually refers to a specific time period. With proper hermeneutics you can break down and decipher what certain verses mean in the bible. Take for example kol in Hebrew which translates to all. There are passages in the bible that refers to God saving "all" or "kol" of mankind. This can be deciphered and broken down and then we realize that all is actually referring to a set group of people. "All" the people, (elect), or etc and so fort. The way this is logically validated is that "all" can be actually applied in that way and was to be intended to be applied that way. Because all can be directed at a set group of people and not everyone objectively.This is what my adversary fails to do with eternal. He tries to state that words that mean eternal such as "Olam" as I stated mean a specific time period. In fact "Olam" in Hebrew literally means eternal or ever lasting. [1]Olam - Eternity or forever, everlasting [1]In some references the verse means a time or future that cannot be imagined, and can be translated to in the ancient past or future. It also can be referred to as a distant future that can never be imagined.Take for example Matthew 18 : 8 - If your hand or foot causes you to sin, cut it off and cast it from you. It is better for you to enter into life lame or maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet, to be cast into the everlasting fire. [2]ai!3;nios is the greek word for everlasting [2][3]Aionis literally is translated from Greek with the meaning of - (1)without beginning and end, that which always has been and always will be(2)without beginning(3)without end, never to cease, everlasting [3]So despise what my adversary says, the biblical intent for what hell entails is in fact everlasting and without end. Something can be everlasting without having a beginning. Despite the usage of the word eternal in modern english, the word literally translates to fire without end in greek. So I revert back to my intial premise which still stands(P1) For God to save all of mankind hell cannot be eternal(P2) Hell is eternal(C) Since hell is eternal God, cannot save all of mankind. C2) Calvinism and Gods gloryDiscussing Calvinism with someone that lacks an understated of what Calvinism is remains difficult. IT is comrpised of an acronym called the tulip. Total Depravity (also known as Total Inability and Original Sin)Unconditional ElectionLimited Atonement (also known as Particular Atonement)Irresistible GracePerseverance of the Saints (also known as Once Saved Always Saved)There are different types of Calvinism and different extremes. Meaning for each point you believe people consider you an (x) point Calvinist. Some preachers such as John Piper actually stepped to the extreme and added two points. The point my adversary is referring to is limited atonement. Meaning God's salvation is limited to set group of people. This would be a debate in a debate explaining this accurately and breaking down the greek and Hebrew meanings of words. Most people assert that since God predestined the world, it necessitates there is no free will of choice which is false. We still have the choice to be saved and it is still our free will to choose him, but not all of us will and he has already ordained that. So yes it is free will in the sense that we have the choice, but also predestined. The Glory of God that requires hell is based upon salvation and the choice to accept him, not being forced too. Free will is still applicable to everyone. [1] http://arotau.com...[2] http://www.blueletterbible.org...[3] https://www.blueletterbible.org...