"The wages of sin is death" - Romans 6:23
"The wages of sin is death" - Romans 6:23
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Featured Articles:
- The Final End of the Wicked - Edward Fudge - Audio & Video
Today, as a growing host of evangelical (and other) scholars bear witness, the evidence for the wicked's final total destruction (rather than the traditional view of unending conscious torture) is finally getting some of the attention it demands.
- The Hypothesis of Conditional Immortality - William R. Huntington
Search the Scriptures through and through, my friends, and point, if you can, to a single sentence in which it is directly asserted that man is a being who will inevitably exist forever.
- The Rich Man, Lazarus, & the Afterlife - with audio
This story was not obtained from the Bible, for the Old Testament contains nothing resembling it. However, we do find it in the Jewish Talmud before the time of Jesus.
- The Doctrine of Immortality in the Early Church - Dr. John Roller
An in-depth study on the early church writers - Apostolic, Sub-Apostolic, and Ante-Nicene Fathers of the first, second and third centuries - revealing their thoughts on immortality and the Conditionalist view.
More Articles:
- Evangelical Alliance - THE NATURE OF HELL - Conclusions and Recommendations
We encourage traditionalist and conditionalist evangelicals to pursue agreement on the matter of hell... As they do so, we call upon them to maintain constructive dialogue and respectful relationships, even when their differences seem intractable.
- Unquenchable Fire
The greek historian, Eusebius, in two places, uses the very words of Matt. 3:12, - unquenchable fire - which has been translated as, 'an immense or intense fire,' in which certain Christians were burnt in Alexandria, by their heathen persecutors.
- Destroyed For Ever: An Examination of the Debates Concerning Conditional Immortality
The main aim of this article is to present the various arguments and highlight certain themes that need further attention.
- Judgement and Hell - John Stott
The main aim of this article is to present the various arguments and highlight certain themes that need further attention.
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