In the Universal Solution, the author presents Biblical Universalism as the missing link in the four century old impasse between Calvinists and Arminians. The author challenges the Scriptural validity of the presuppositions upon which both opposing sides are based, and demonstrates how the overall teaching of Scripture harmonizes with Universal Restorationism in a way which is not possible with the traditional Augustinian dogma, built upon the belief in eternal torments for the majority. Each of the five points of Calvinism are examined from the perspective of a Universalist who is also a conservative Christian, and fully believes in the inspiration and authority of the Scriptures, and considers them to be his sole infallible authority of matters of faith and practice. The purpose of this book is to present Biblical Universalism as a viable and scripturally sound alternative to Calvinism and Arminianism. For a more in depth presentation of Biblical Universalism the author recommends his book: "The Triumph of Mercy."