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The Nature of Hell: A friendly debate
I just finished recording four podcasts with Catholic apologist Trent Horn in San Diego. As I speak, I’m preparing to […]
annihilationism, eternal conscious torment, hell, interview, Trent HornDabney’s Disturbing Defense of the Elation of the Elect in the Destiny of the Damned
In 1878, the Anglican priest and theologian, Frederic Farrar published a monograph defending hopeful universalism titled Eternal Hope. In the […]
damnation, ethics, hell, Robert DabneyA Christian Argument for Antinatalism
Antinatalism is the philosophical view that the birth of new human beings is, in some sense, a disvalue and should […]
antinatalism, birth, Christianity, hellWhy Every Christian Should Be a Hopeful Universalist
Here is a new video I uploaded to YouTube in which I discuss the concept of hopeful universalism. For further […]
eternal conscious torment, heaven, hell, hopeful universalism, universalismDo bad children go to hell?
When I first became a father, I found myself facing a question that most Christian parents must confront at one […]
damnation, hell, soteriology, theology, What's So Confusing About Grace?Hell and the Principle of Proportional Justice
This is a brief follow-up to my article with the inexcusably long title “Do three-year-olds deserve to be tortured eternally […]
hell, Ligonier Ministries, principle of proportional justiceDo three-year-olds deserve to be tortured eternally in hell? Apparently Ligonier Ministries thinks so. And they’re alarmed at those who disagree
“What do Americans think about God, Jesus Christ, sin, and eternity? Ligonier Ministries’ State of Theology survey helps uncover the […]
Calvinism, hell, Ligonier Ministries, theologyIs atheism a more hopeful view of the future than Christianity?
Depersonalizing the Damned: Hell and the humanity of those who go there
Let’s return to a discussion of the doctrine of hell and in particular, the concept of hell as eternal conscious torment. […]
C.S. Lewis, eternal conscious torment, hell