Tag: hell

four views on hell

Zondervan’s new Four Views on Hell is another stellar volume in an already valuable series. I probably assign too many of these “views books” in my classes, but I don’t know of a more economical way to put in students’ hands the best, and most current arguments, from all sides. I finished this one in…

February 15, 2016
rethinking hell

I prepped for today’s class discussion on hell by reading a new book, Rethinking Hell, which I kindly received from one of the editors. The book is a collection of evangelical authors arguing for conditional immortality—often referred to as annihilationism—which says that the damned in hell do not suffer forever but mercifully die and go…

September 30, 2014
evangelical universalism?

Here is a book review that I published in the current issue of the Calvin Theological Journal (November, 2008). I do not think that it is available online, and I suspect that most of you don’t subscribe to CTJ. But since you may be interested in the subject, I thought that I would post it…

January 2, 2009