Universal opportunity

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Universal opportunity is an aspect of Christian theology.

Under the "destiny of the unevangelized" debate, this is the exclusivist view, the ‘God Does All He Can Do‘(The Universal Opportunity View). Two vital points specify it. One that God is all-powerful and does not require man’s intercession, but chooses to use them when he wills. The other is that the Bible teaches that God takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked but desires all to be turn from their evil ways and be saved. This sustains that if a person is open to believing in Christ then God will find a way to make an opportunity available, through whatever means necessary. No one could claim they had yearned for the truth and had not been acquainted with it.^{[opinion needs balancing]}