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Universal opportunity is an aspect of Christian theology. Under the fate of the unlearned debate, Universal Opportunity (or God Does All He Can Do) is the exclusivist view. Two vital points specify universal opportunity: The means theorized by Universal Opportunity are often supernatural, such as God sending an angel or a dream or even appearing in person, though this by no means excludes divinely arranging human evangelists coming on the scene. Biblical examples include the Ethiopian eunuch (divinely arranged evangelist) and Cornelius the Centurion (angel) in Acts 8 and 10, respectively.