According to the doctrine of [[Universalism]] all beings in hell and the lake of fire will eventually be fully and finally purified and cleansed, and all of those who have been damned, including Satan and the fallen angels will attain at last the joy of heavenly beatitude in the presence of a loving God, "who is not willing that any should perish".<ref>See [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_peter/3-9.htm multiple commentaries on 2 Peter 3:9]</ref> Not all universalists believe in hell, however, but they do believe in universal salvation.<ref>See the following articles: | According to the doctrine of [[Universalism]] all beings in hell and the lake of fire will eventually be fully and finally purified and cleansed, and all of those who have been damned, including Satan and the fallen angels will attain at last the joy of heavenly beatitude in the presence of a loving God, "who is not willing that any should perish".<ref>See [http://biblehub.com/commentaries/2_peter/3-9.htm multiple commentaries on 2 Peter 3:9]</ref> Not all universalists believe in hell, however, but they do believe in universal salvation.<ref>See the following articles: |