This book is refreshingly honest, and bold. In a day when too many
publishers find it fashionable to waste paper and ink on so-called
biblical treatments of hell (which are nothing more than pathetic
regurgitations of old heresies), this book does not attempt to improve
God’s reputation. As the author writes in his Introduction, “there is a
swath of fashionable new preachers with a mission to clean up God’s
nasty reputation as a bloodthirsty old clod. Unfortunately, in the
process of doing God the big favor of helping his PR, they’re
reinventing the doctrine of eternal punishment with a new and improved
gospel. It’s gospel-riffic!” This book is a much-needed antidote to the
plague of unbiblical teachings from famous, fashionable, and rich
preachers who treat hell “like the Christian’s dirty little secret—the
pock mark on the church’s history formed during its teenage years.” Continue at Paul Tautges
Scriptures teach consistently that faith comes through the proclamation of the gospel, not through good works. Christ himself was not arrested and arraigned because he was trying to restore family values or feed the poor...The mounting ire of the religious leaders toward Jesus coalesced around him making himself equal with God and forgiving sins in his own person, directly, over against the temple and its sacrificial system. Michael Horton
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Showing posts with label Eternal Punishment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eternal Punishment. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Hell Glorifies God
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Revising God by Hating Hell
Clark Pinnock commenting on why he rejects the classical position of hell as eternal punishment:
“I am rejecting the traditional view of hell in part out of a sense of moral and theological revulsion to it. The idea that a conscious creature should have to undergo physical and mental torture through unending time is profoundly disturbing, and the thought that this is inflicted upon them by divine decree offends my conviction about God’s love” (emphasis mine).
- Clark Pinnock, “The Conditional View” in Four Views on Hell, edd. Stanley Gundry and William Crockett (Zondervan: Grand Rapids, 1996), 164. Keep Reading>>>
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