Good old Rush Limbaugh really stuck his stick in the hornet’s nest with his outrageous comments in February calling Georgetown law student Sandra […]
What’s an education worth?
Do mushrooms provide the key to hell?
Can you ever have too many war documentaries?
The other day I watched the Academy Award nominated 2011 documentary “Hell and Back Again”. The film was directed by […]
Afghanistan, documentary, Hell and back again, warDoes evangelical pessimism need a makeover?
When I was growing up I was taught dispensational premillennialism, an eschatology (theology of last things) that has as one […]
dispensationalism, eschatology, evangelicalism, John Rawls, justiceDoes universalism undermine Christian mission?
It is a common objection to the doctrine of universal salvation. And Walter expresses it well: the Christian message loses […]
evangelism, hell, mission, universalismDid Bon Scott really want to go to hell?
Bon Scott, the immortal first lead singer of AC/DC, has impeccable rock and roll credentials. Widely considered one of the […]
AC/DC, Bon Scott, hell, Highway to HellC.S. Lewis’ view of hell and why it doesn’t help (much)
George MacDonald, the nineteenth century fantasy writer and universalist, was one of the most important influences on C.S. Lewis. While […]
C.S. Lewis, eternal consious torment, hell, theodicyWhen Archie got Jesus: A history of Christian Archie comics
When I was growing up I had a stack of Archie comics that was about fifty inches high (and that’s […]
Al Hartley, Archie, pop culture, Spire Christian ComicsDoes God trick people into hell? Lessons from Jack Chick
When I was growing up I used to search the large tract rack in our church’s foyer. The rack had hundreds […]
Ally, Christopher Hitchens, damnation, God, hell, Jack Chick, problem of evil, theodicy