By Eric Sammons, Crisis Magazine - The recently deceased Cardinal George Pell wrote a few years ago about his evolving views on the question of how many will be saved. In the 1970’s, he subscribed to a broadly inclusivist view of salvation; as he put it, “I expressed the hope, perhaps expectation, that few would be consigned to hell.”... He was not alone. During the time following the Second Vatican Council (and before), a movement arose within the Church to downplay any talk of Hell, and specifically to assume... that most people would end up in Heaven.