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Eternal Conscious Torment and Modern Sentimentalism
Christians who defend the doctrine of hell as eternal conscious torment often accuse critics of the doctrine of “modern sentimentalism”. […]
eternal conscious torment, hell, theologyHell and the Image of God: A Response to Scott Clifton
Scott Clifton (aka Theoretical BS) offered a response to my YouTube video “If an atheist says they don’t think hell […]
alienation, hell, Scott Clifton, suffering, Theoretical BSIf an atheist says they don’t think hell will be so bad, what do you say in reply?
Why would God send people to hell?
Talking hell, the Bible, biblical violence, and lots more with an atheist apologist
Remember Pinecreek Doug? If you don’t, you can get up to speed at “A street apologist puts me in my […]
apologetics, Bible, debate, dialogue, hell, Pinecreek DougGod can save mid-level sinners like me, but not mega-sinners like Stalin
The other day, I posted a couple of tweets listing bad objections to Christian universalism. Here is the second tweet: […]
hell, Steve Hays, Triablogue, universalismResponding 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, judgmentThe 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 Dabney