Jason joins me as I continue to explore Revelation's implications for biblical universalism. We discuss similar topics as in my conversation with Jon (e.g., hermeneutics, open theism, value theory); however, this time, there is more emphasis on eschatology in the context of the whole Bible. P.S. The following thought occurred to me after recording this conversation: Why does John persist in referring to the damned as "dogs outside the city"? Answer: Perhaps it is an Easter egg of sorts. Dogs are unexpected vessels of mercy as in Jesus' encounter with the Syro-Phoenician woman. P.P.S. The (still unattributable) quotation for which I was groping at the end of the episode returns to me: "The God who is simultaneously the reflection of one's true self as well as the intimate stranger."