It's Halloween this upcoming weekend, and I remember when I was a teenager going to a "Hell House". It was pretty horrifying. But where do common Christian notions of hell come from? Are they even biblical?
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TAGS: hell, eternal conscious torment, universalism, Origen, Rob Bell, Gregory of Nyssa, Edward Fudge, annihilationism, conditional immortality, judgment day, soteriology, biblical theology, John Walton, biblical anthropology, eschatology
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first episode I listened to, since it wad recommended by a friend. I used to be a universalist, but have turned back to more traditional teachings. I’m new to conditional mortality, but I’m so on board with it. you explain it beautifully. thank you!
Thursday May 05, 2022
Thanks for this Paul; I‘m a hopeful universalist in the vein of David Bentley Hart (he‘s far more than hopeful of course) and Eriugena but I find annihilationism quite coherent, biblically defensible, and even morally intelligible to a degree essentially all forms of ECT fail to be.
Wednesday Nov 10, 2021
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