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1. growchurches.com › What-Do-We-Know-About-HellWhat Do We Know About Hell - growchurches.com

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   What Do We Know About Hell? By Melanie Stone. Heaven and Hell are topics that most everyone has an interest in because it deals with our spirituality and what happens to us after we die.

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3. www.cdmi.org › booklets › 03-TheTruthAboutHellTHE TRUTH ABOUT HELL - Christian Discipling Ministries ...

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   Hell is a word that is found 54 times in the King James Version of the Bible. Many churches believe that hell is a place of torturous suffering in literal unquenchable fire where the unsaved and wicked go after they die, remaining there forever, with no hope of release.

4. ncdefca.org › wp-content › uploadsThe Doctrine of Hell and Eternal Conscious Punishment

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   views concerning hell is eternal punishment, annihilationism, and universalism. These differ as to the nature of hell. Eternal punishment, the historic view of the church, holds that hell is a place of eternal, conscious, and final punishment, banishment, and death.”

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5. www.northsidebaptistchurch.org.au › wp-contentTHE DOCTRINE OF HELL - Northside Baptist Church

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   Arguments against a literal interpretation of hell followed by a brief refutation. The theory of Universalism eliminates hell altogether. The Purgatorial view of hell offers sinners an escape. The conditional view of hell declares God to be too merciful to inflict eternal punishment.

6. www.cbm.org.uk › 2018 › 01Heaven and Hell - CBM

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   Truly Jesus rose from “hell”, when he rose from the dead in Joseph’s tomb. Jesus triumphed over sin and death. Well can David say, “God will redeem my soul from the power of the grave” (Psalm 49:15). Literally, Jesus will raise those responsible to him from “hell”; that is, the grave.

7. www.laniertheologicallibrary.org › wp-contentBooks On Hell - Lanier Theological Library

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   Two distinguished authors convincingly present their opposing views on hell. Introductory remarks on both traditionalism (the belief that the wicked suffer in hell for eternity) and conditionalism (the belief that the wicked are punished by God and then destroyed) set the stage for the authors' in-depth studies.

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   What are the major views on Hell?

   • When we tug on one, the others tend to come, too. Michael Wittmer, Christ Alone, 2. “The traditional way to categorize the major views concerning hell is eternal punishment, annihilationism, and universalism. These differ as to the nature of hell.

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   What does a person's view of hell mean?

   • A person’s view of hell is often the corollary to other more central doctrines – the love of God, the justice of God, the nature of God’s victory, guilt and corruption in Adam, and so on.” “This means that a shift in a person or group’s view of hell is often an indication that these other beliefs have shifted as well.

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   Is Hell a book?

   • It's a book about people whom God loves. It's not a book about arguments, doctrine, or being right. It's a book about the character of God. Of all the teachings of Christianity, the doctrine of hell is easily the most troubling, so much so that in recent years the church has been quietly tucking it away.

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   What are the opposing views on Hell?

   • Two distinguished authors convincingly present their opposing views on hell. Introductory remarks on both traditionalism (the belief that the wicked suffer in hell for eternity) and conditionalism (the belief that the wicked are punished by God and then destroyed) set the stage for the authors' in-depth studies.

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   Will hell ever end?

   • “Scripture’s witness is clear: the suffering of the wicked in body and soul in hell will never end. There will never come a time when people in hell find relief. They rebelled against God and missed out on true life forever. They are punished by God and banished from his kingdom, and they suffer endlessly.” (What is Hell, 20)

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   Why is Hell a place of suffering?

   • Hell is the place where God banishes rebels from his kingdom once and for all. Separation could imply divine passivity, but banishment speaks of God’s active judgment and carries the weight of the dreadfulness of exclusion of God’s grace. Fourth, “Hell is a place of suffering.”

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9. www.thinkingfaith.org › files › 20091102_1The ‘Last Things’: Heaven, Hell and Purgatory

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   Nov 2, 2009 · On this day each year, we observe All Souls’ Day and pray for all the faithful departed. Jesuit theologian Josep Giménez discusses concepts of heaven, hell and purgatory, which are often brought to mind on this occasion but can be so difficult to talk about meaningfully.