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Responding to a half-baked objection to hell
This morning I tweeted a link to an article I wrote on the complexity of salvation: “If God wants us […]
eschatology, hell, judgmentWill there be sex in heaven?
I recently received an emailed question asking whether there will be sexual intercourse in the new heavens and new earth. […]
coition, eschatology, resurrection, sexual ethicsSome Christians say the world is getting worse. Are they right?
Many conservative Christians believe the world is progressively getting worse. Are they right? In this video, I challenge that assumption […]
eschatology, ethics, evangelicalism, fundamentalism, theologyIs atheism a more hopeful view of the future than Christianity?
N.T. Wright and the Universalist Strawman
Christian universalism is the doctrine that eventually all creatures will be reconciled to God and each other through the reconciling […]
eschatology, eternal conscious torment, hell, N.T. Wright, universalismTo Cremate or Not To Cremate?
A few weeks ago, I posted the following Twitter survey on cremation: Historically, the church rejected cremation in recognition of […]
cremation, eschatology, resurrection, theologyDoes Christianity promise that everything sad is going to come untrue?
Today I visited a church in which the speaker addressed the problem of evil. Near the end of the sermon, […]
eschatology, hell, universalismWould a loving God send people to hell?
I just wrote an article for Christian Post on this topic. You can read it by clicking here.
damnation, eschatology, hell, judgment, problem of evilHellrazed? The Book!
Five years have passed since Kevin Miller’s provocative documentary Hellbound? was released. The film explores concepts of the afterlife (in particular, […]
eschatology, hell, Hellbound?, Hellrazed, Kevin Miller