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Over the course of his noteworthy career as a theologian, John Frame corresponded prolifically with a variety of people, including theologians, pastors, and students. The Theological Correspondence of John Frame now makes the most useful of these letters, selected and organized by Dr. Frame himself, available exclusively through Lexham Press. Ranging widely in topic and spanning over 300,000...

Of course a lot of unbelieving philosophers, like Bertrand Russell, Walter Kaufmann, Kai Nielsen, and Michael Martin, have thought that the problem of evil is the most difficult problem for Christianity, and that hell is the most difficult part of the problem of evil. Christian philosophers have tried to reply—Google “philosophers hell” for some titles. Many of them seek to make the doctrine more palatable, either opting for universalism, or some reformative view of hell. They usually want to say
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