Is Hell For Real?: And Other Questions About Judgment, Eternity and the God of Love (Questions Christian Ask Series)

Name: Is Hell For Real?: And Other Questions About Judgment, Eternity and the God of Love (Questions Christian Ask Series)
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SKU: 9781784980689
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Erik Raymond

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01 August 2017

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The word Hell conjures up all kinds of nightmares in people's minds. But also presents a difficulty for many Christians. How can a God who the Bible says literally "is love" condemn anyone to an eternity of torment? Will punishment be eternal? Is Hell for real? In this short, accessible...

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Is Hell For Real?: And Other Questions About Judgment, Eternity and the God of Love (Questions Christian Ask Series) $12.99

Koorong code 481701

ISBN 9781784980689

Pages 96

Publisher Good Book Company, The

Publication date 01 August 2017

Dimensions 7 x 109 x 175mm

Weight 0.088kg

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Engaging book that clearly explains related Old Testament & New Testament Bible passages. Answers questions like why hell exists, when people go there, and how it can be fair. Explains that God's judges with justice and sent Jesus to rescue us and hell lasts forever as a place without loving relationships with God and others (eternal conscious punishment). Briefly mentions arguments against universalism, conditional immortality and annihilationism. Can be read in 1. 5-2 hours.
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