Four Views on HellWhat is the nature of hell? Will the wicked be destroyed by physical flames, or was God using a metaphor in the New Testament? This book places four views of hell side by side and allows the reader to decide on the true nature of God's judgment. Features debates and rebuttals by editor Crockett, Zachary Hayes, John Walvoord, and Clark Pinnock. |
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User Review - stephen - Christianbook.com
This book is very excellent, Especially, Author Clark Pinnock introduction Annihilationism that is very clear and encourage this doctrine is correct than traditional doctrine of eternal punishment ... Read full review
User Review - Jeremy Gardiner - Christianbook.com
As I read through this book, there were times when I wanted to throw up. Clark Pinnkock (Annihilationist) ruins this book by uttering numerous blasphemies, claiming how sadistic and cruel God is if ... Read full review
Contents
Foreword | 7 |
THE METAPHORICAL VIEW | 43 |
THE PURGATORIAL VIEW | 91 |
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