Question for Theists

[Angrboda]

Well, you're ignoring the universalists, for one.

Not at all.  Universalism is a rejection of judeochristian values from within the judeochristian envelope.  A late rejection, at that, as christianity has been infiltrated by and incorporated even more novel pagan and secular ideas than it had at it's conception.  

It's the bridge between what christianity is or was, to what that community of faith will become....lauded by us, perhaps..but feared by their holymen.  A post christian christianity.

Now you're just arguing semantics. You'll be trotting out some true Scotsmen for us next.