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‘Hell’: A Hard Look at a Hard Question: The Fate of the Unrighteous in New Testament Thought is unavailable, but you can change that!

Writing from a position of biblical conservatism, the author examines rigorously some of the many questions which are raised by the doctrine of hell. He presents a convincing and scholarly case for the view that the unrighteous will forfeit resurrection life in the Kingdom of God.

to 1600”. His systematization is instructive, particularly in the way it reveals an essential incoherence and redundancy within the traditional scheme. 1. temporal death, understood as the separation of body and soul; 2. the particular judgment whereby God passes immediate sentence on the soul at the time of death, assigning it to heaven, purgatory, or hell; 3. the so-called intermediate state which, consequent upon the particular judgment pertains to the state or condition of the disembodied souls
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