* Assemblies of God
          o Assembleias de Deus
          o Assemblies of God in New Zealand
          o Assemblies of God in the United Kingdom
          o Assemblies of God in Vietnam
          o Australian Christian Churches
          o General Council of the Assemblies of God of the United States
          o Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
    * Australian Fellowship of Faith Churches and Ministers Int. (AFFCMI)
    * Believers Church
    * Bible-Pattern Church Fellowship
    * Calvary Holiness Association
    * Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches
    * Charisma Christian Church
    * Christ Gospel Churches International
    * Christian City Churches
    * Christian Church of North America
    * Christian Congregation of Brazil
    * Christian Outreach Centre
    * Christian Revival Crusade
    * Church of God (Charleston, Tennessee)
    * Church of God (Chattanooga)
    * Church of God (Cleveland)
    * Church of God (Huntsville, Alabama)
    * The Church of God (Jerusalem Acres)
    * Church of God by Faith
    * The Church of God for All Nations
    * Church of God, House of Prayer
    * Church of God in Christ
    * Church of God Mountain Assembly
    * Church of God of Prophecy
    * Church of God of the Original Mountain Assembly
    * Church of God of the Union Assembly
    * Church of God with Signs Following
    * Church of the Foursquare Gospel in the Philippines
    * Church of the Little Children of Jesus Christ
    * Congregational Holiness Church
    * CRC Churches International
    * Destiny Church
    * Elim Fellowship
    * Elim Pentecostal Church
    * Evangelical Pentecostal Church of Besançon
    * Every Nation Churches
    * The Fellowship (FGFCMI)
    * Fire Baptized Holiness Church of God of the Americas
    * Free Apostolic Church of Pentecost
    * Gereja Pantekosta di Indonesia
    * God is Love Pentecostal Church
    * Holiness Baptist Association
    * Independent Assemblies of God, International
    * Indian Pentecostal Church of God
    * International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
    * International Pentecostal Church of Christ
    * International Pentecostal Holiness Church
    * Life Application Gospel Ministries International
    * Mission of Full Gospel - Christian Open Door
    * New Life Churches
    * New Testament Christian Churches of America, Inc
    * Open Bible Standard Churches
    * Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
    * Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America
    * Pentecostal Church of God
    * Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church
    * The Pentecostal Mission
    * Pentecostal World Conference
    * Potter's House Christian Fellowship
    * Redeemed Christian Church of God
    * Revival Centres International
    * The Revival Fellowship
    * United Gospel Tabernacles
    * United Holy Church of America
    * Association of Vineyard Churches
    * Calvary Chapel
    * Charismatic Episcopal Church
    * City Harvest Church
    * Faith Christian Fellowship International
    * Full Gospel
    * Jesus Army
    * Ministries of His Glory
    * Ministries Without Borders
    * New Frontiers
    * Sovereign Grace Ministries
    * Bible Christian Mission
    * Local churches
    * Destiny Church Groningen
    * Born Again Movement

    * New Life Fellowship
    * True Jesus Church
    * Apostles of Johane Marauke
    * Christ Apostolic Miracle Ministry
    * Celestial Church of Christ
    * Christ Apostolic Church
    * Church of the Lord (Aladura)
    * Eternal Sacred Order of Cherubim and Seraphim
    * Kimbanguist Church
    * Zion Christian Church
    * China Christian Council
    * Church of Bangladesh
    * Church of Pakistan
    * Church of North India
    * Church of South India
    * Evangelical Church in Germany
    * Mar Thoma Church
    * Protestant Church in the Netherlands
    * St. Thomas Evangelical Church
    * United Church of Canada
    * United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands
    * United Church in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
    * United Church of Christ in the Philippines
    * Uniting Church in Australia
    * Evangelical Friends International
    * Friends General Conference
    * Friends United Meeting
    * Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
    * Churches of Christ
    * Churches of Christ (non-institutional)
    * Churches of Christ in Australia
    * Evangelical Christian Church in Canada (Christian Disciples)
    * Independent Christian Churches/Churches of Christ
    * International Churches of Christ (Boston Movement)
    * Christian Israelite Church
    * Adventist Church of Promise
    * Creation Seventh Day Adventist Church
    * General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh-Day)
    * Seventh-day Adventist Church
    * Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement
    * Branch Davidians
    * Church of the Great God
    * Living Church of God
    * Philadelphia Church of God
    * True Jesus Church
    * United Church of God
    * United Seventh-Day Brethren
    * Advent Christian Church
    * Church of God General Conference (Abrahamic Faith)
    * Church of the Blessed Hope (aka Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith)
    * Assemblies of Yahweh
    * House of Yahweh
    * British-Israel-World Federation
    * Christian Identity and other white separatist/supremacist groups
          o Church of Jesus Christ-Christian (Aryan Nations)
          o Kingdom Identity Ministries
          o LaPorte Church of Christ
    * The Covenant, The Sword, and the Arm of the Lord
    * Revival Centres International
    * The Revival Fellowship
    * Worldwide Church of God
    * Associated Gospel Churches of Canada (AGC)
    * Children of God a.k.a. "The Family International", "Family of Love", "The Family"
    * Church of Christ, Instrumental (Kelleyites)
    * Christian Conventions (aka Two by Twos, The Truth, The Way)
    * Christian & Missionary Alliance
    * Cooneyites (not to be confused with Christian Conventions, above)
    * Eternal Grace
    * Evangelical Church of West Africa
    * Evangelical Covenant Church of America ("Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant")
    * Evangelical Free Church of Canada
    * Fellowship of Fundamental Bible Churches
    * Grace Movement Churches
    * Great Commission Association
    * Shakers
    * Indian Shakers
    * Jesus Movement
    * Methernitha
    * Metropolitan Community Churches
    * Native American Church
    * New Frontiers (formerly New Frontiers International)
    * Schwenkfelder Church
    * Strigolniki
    * Universal Life
    * Yehowists (aka Yehowists-Ilyinites, Russian Jehovists)
    * Church of Christ (Temple Lot) (Hedrickites)
    * Church of Christ with the Elijah Message
    * Church of Jesus Christ (Bickertonite)
    * Church of Jesus Christ (Cutlerite)
    * Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Strangite)
    * Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
    * Independent RLDS / Restoration Branches
    * Restoration Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
    * Restored Church of Jesus Christ (Eugene O. Walton)
    * Apostolic United Brethren
    * The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) - by far the largest Latter Day Saint denomination
    * Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS)
    * Latter Day Church of Christ (Kingston Clan)
    * The True and Living Church of Jesus Christ of Saints of the Last Days
    * Aaronic Order
    * Restoration Church of Jesus Christ
    * Apostolic Assemblies of Christ
    * Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus
    * Apostolic Brethren
    * Apostolic Gospel Church of Jesus Christ
    * Apostolic Overcoming Holy Church of God
    * Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ
    * Bible Way Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ
    * Church of Jesus Christ
    * Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith
    * House of Prayer Christian Church
    * Pentecostal Assemblies of the World
    * United Pentecostal Church International
    * American Unitarian Conference
    * International Council of Unitarians and Universalists
          o Australian and New Zealand Unitarian Universalist Association (ANZUUA)
          o Canadian Unitarian Council
          o Deutsche Unitarier Religionsgemeinschaft, Germany
          o European Unitarian Universalists
          o General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches, United Kingdom & Ireland
          o Unitarian Universalist Association
          o Unitarian Universalist Society of Spain
          o Unitarisk Kirkesamfund, Denmark
    * Socinianism (extinct as a modern and distinct group)
          o Polish Brethren (extinct as a modern and distinct group)
    * Christian Millennial Fellowship
    * Dawn Bible Students Association
    * Jehovah's Witnesses
    * Layman's Home Missionary Movement
    * Pastoral Bible Institute
    * General Church of the New Jerusalem
    * Swedenborgian Church of North America formerly General Convention of the New Jerusalem
    * Christadelphians
    * Christian Conventions (aka, Assemblies of Christians, Two-by-Twos, The Truth, etc.)
    * Church of Christ, Scientist
    * Church of the Blessed Hope (one of the groups otherwise known as Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith)
    * Doukhobors ("Spirit-Wrestlers")
    * Friends of Man
    * Iglesia ni Cristo
 * Makuya
    * Members Church of God International
    * Molokans
    * Most Holy Church of God in Christ Jesus
    * Subbotniks
    * Unification Church
    * Universal Alliance
    * Chosen People Ministries
    * Jews for Jesus
    * Messianic Bureau International
    * Messianic Jewish Alliance of America
    * Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations (UMJC)
    * Church of Divine Science[7]
    * Unity Church[8]
    * Candomblé
    * Vodou
    * Rastafari movement
    * Santería
    * Santo Daime
    * Umbannd
    * Anthroposophical Society of Rudolf Steiner
    * Archeosophical Society of Tommaso Palamidessi
    * Lectorium Rosicrucianum of Jan van Rijckenborgh/Catharose de Petri
    * Martinism of Louis Claude de Saint-Martin et al.
    * Societas Rosicruciana by Masons
    * The Rosicrucian Fellowship of Max Heindel


As we see, there are a few denominations. (And this is by no means a complete list as wikipedia will attest)  
I wonder if ANY of these are the 'right' way?    Just as well Jesus died for the sins of the entire world really.

There is a vast difference between being saved in the eternal and being saved in the present.  As Jarrod noted, salvation in scripture primarily references the current state of one's soul.  Is one currently in right relationship with God?  Does one currently have faith in Christ and is one in the now following the Lord? If not, one is living under a sence of judgment and is perishing.  So though in the eternal God works everything out and brings everyone into the fullness of His plan - everyone is saved, in the present most people are bound in sin - not saved.   In fact, when we are born physically we are bound in sin, the Adamic nature, separated from God by the sins of our fathers, and quickly begin sinning for ourselves exasperating the separtion from God.  And those who do not recieve Christ continue in such bondage to sin until the die!  

It seems that salvation to you is predominantly about possibly getting into heaven some day.  Salvation to me speaks predominantly about living in a right relationship with God now, getting heaven into us today, and having a hope of and faith in the greater fulfillment of such to come.


Because in the present all are not Saved; in fact, most are NOT saved - in the now.


Again, in the NOW most people are NOT saved.  Actually, most people are bound by satan in sin and condemnation.  Most people are separated from God and the blessings of the kingdom of God.  What is it then that motivates us to pray, witness, study, even fast?  Love!  We love God and our fellow man, and we sacrifice our lives to deliver our brothers from the bondage of satan and the rule of sin.  


I typically use the "Share Jesus Without Fear" approach when sharing my faith in Christ, and facilitate people hearing God speak to them through Scripture.  After a brief interview to find out where a person is in their relationship with Christ, if I'm not confident that they know Christ, then I take them to the following scriptures, ask them to read it and ask them what it says to them.

Rom.3:23  deals with the issue of sin
Rom.6:23   deals with the penalty of sin
John 3:3   notes how to enter a relationship with Christ
John 14:6     deals with the uniqueness of Christ
Rom.10:9-11  affirms the importance of faith and confession
2 Cor.5:15   affirms the importance of a life submitted to Christ
Rev.3:20    affirms that we have an important choice to make

Throughout, I ask them to read the scriptures out loud, and ask them what the scriptures say to them.  And it's amazing to see God work in a person's life, bringing conviction of sin and a motivation for repentance and a new life.  


I just explained myself again.  And actually, what I've predominantly and repeatedly pointed out is that scripture does not teach that anyone will be subjected to "endless torment" in the afterlife.  Not one word in the Hebrew or Greek text of scripture should be interpreted as "Hell"; rather, scripture speaks of judgment and remedial punishment in the afterlife for all, even us believers.  In fact, judgment starts with us believers, the community of faith; and Jesus' words concerning Gehenna warn of judgment based on works, how one actually lives, especially for us who believe.  We who have been priviledged to recieve the Word and have faith in Christ are all the more accountable to live right and be a blessing to others, to walk in love and forgiveness, and to boldly share the Good News of Salvation in Christ!

Jesus' warning of Gehenna is for us all - not just unbelievers!  We shall all face the judgement and the evil of our lives will be burnt up, and even the good will be purified as if by fire.  Frankly, the fire of Truth will burn the hell out of us all!  

Thus on one hand, though I do believe scripture
1) does not threaten "endless torture" for anyone, and
2) indicates that God will in the end reconcile all to Himself
I also believe that scripture:
3) warns of judgment of works and Remedial Punishment for all, even or especially us who believe!


I too believe in the Restoration of all things, including the devil and his angels, though such is only alluded to a little in scripture.  Scripture predominantly deals with man's relationship to God, and speaks little of God's plan for the devil and his angels.

Concerning every knee bowing and every tongue confessing that Jesus is Lord, I too believe that scripture indicates that one day all of humanity will joyfully confess their faith in Christ and revell in the salvation of the Cross!  In the light of eternity, freed from the bondage of Satan and his deception, who would not choose to respond to the Love of God!  We are created for relationship with God, and though some of us try to find fulfillment in other things, one day we'll all come to the truth and realize our need of God and be drawn by the revelation of His love for us!  In fact, pain, suffering, and punishment for sin (in this life and the life to come) is used by God to bring us to our senses, repent and turn to Him, responding to His love for us.  In fact, many, if not most, people who are not raised Christian, come to the Lord only after they have reached the bottom and realize their need of God.  

This is either an intentional exaggeration for effect, or you're losing touch with reality.  I'm hoping for the former.

One of the wisest comments I've read in this forum. 

I see the continue to believe simply because if we don't we are at great risk of reverting back to being enemies of God thru our thoughts and actions. Essentially making the death of Jesus to no effect.  Both parties need to agree in order for recociliation to occur.  One party can take action in order for that reconciliation to even be possible, but both need to be involved and agree upon the terms.

Arminianist doctrine is founded upon the concept of Human Autonomy, man's free will.  However, in the scope of our lives, we actually have very little "free-will".  We do not choose when to be born, to whom to be born to, where we'll be born, what talents we'll have, what spiritual gifts we'll have, how intelligent we'll be, whether we'll ever hear the gospel, how our environment will influence us towards accepting or rejecting Christ "IF" we even hear the gospel, how the events in our lives will shape our character, how long we'll live, etc., etc. etc.  Scripture even speaks of God choosing those who will recieve Christ in this life, those who the Calvinists call the Elect. 

When one considers the vast difference between how Much God chooses for our lives and how Little we chose in our lives, the concept that God would punish terribly and endlessly those who make wrong choices in this life is certainly not just. 

Not only that, but to punish someone endlessly for temporal wrongs is also unjust.  Even human judicial systems punish people based on the severity of the crime; how much more would the Righteous One also limit the severity of punishment based on the crime. 

Of course, the above is just logic, not scripture.  However, there is significant scriptural evidence that indicates that punishment from God is not only just and limited, but it is even Remedial and meant to cause a positive change in us.  It is the discipline that a loving father applies to his children.