By Jimmy Stephens and TheSire I don’t want to gatekeep, and I don’t think you have to be a heretic to hold annihilationism. Some might use it in ways that do undermine God’s justice or slide toward universalism, and that … Continue reading Did Hell Get Annihilated?
[responsivevoice_button] I hear it often used by annihilationist the argument that since only Christians receive eternal life and on that basis, we know the unbeliever won’t be eternally living in the life to come. Hence eternal conscious torment is not … Continue reading This is Eternal Life
Many atheists and annihilationist believe that nobody deserves Hell. That infinite punishment is never merited by any amount of finite sin. God must punish people in proportion to the crime. That seems intuitive but intuitions are person and culture relative. I think it is intuitive that God punishes plenty of people eternally for their crimes on earth. Man’s deeds deserve the repercussions that God places on them. Many(actually all) cases in Human history testify to the deservedness of eternal damnation. How confident are you in the intuition that finite sins cannot merit eternal damnation? Would a history lesson make you … Continue reading Infinite Punishment for Finite Sins?
This is a collection of the best articles on Annihilationism. I will mention that not all these articles are about this subject, but may be related to it. George Alvarado: Jesus’ Punishment Not Like Ours Rethinking Conditionalism (Part 1) – … Continue reading Annihilationism annihilated
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