There is no normally in any segment of Christiandom. If you get down to it it's doubtful that any 2 believers believe exactly the same way or that various terms and things mean the same to everyone, other than generalizations.Normally, universalism refers to all that are to be saved, not condemned
The term universal is multifacted.
I believe all of Israel shall be universally saved, believer and enemies of the Gospel, just as Paul stated. All. No need to twist it to suit any particular doctrines or understandings. And the justifications for the understandings are also amply provided by scripture as previously referenced, primarily being they are all God's children.
The only alternative view is that God burns His own children alive forever or eternally kills them, which isn't credible at all.
