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Thoughts on Immortality with Some Remarks on Canon Farrar’s “Eternal Hope” and Kindred Subjects is unavailable, but you can change that!

J. C. Ryle wrote this book after having preached at length on the subject of eternity, and studied Farrar’s Eternal Hope. Ryle advocates for a more complete view of God’s character, challenges the gaps in Farrar’s reasoning, and brings to light his own understanding of eternity.

period, though that period may be fearfully long, and then will come a state of non-existence, or unconsciousness, like the future state of the Buddhist.” The advocates of this modern theory contend that the endless existence of beings in suffering is irreconcilable with the character of a loving and merciful God. Now, it would be easy to reply that mortal man is a very poor judge of what is suitable to the character of God, or what is inconsistent with it. Man’s ideas of the enormous sinfulness
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