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Any student of the Bible should undertake very seriously to understand the passages in Jas' answer. Do those passages represent the truth? Yes. Is passing a test on those passages a condition of salvation? No.
There's a big difference between what is the necessary condition for salvation, and the body of doctrine a teacher should teach. There are several ...
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Bell is to be distinguished by his shoddy treatment of scripture. His word study on the Greek word "ainos" or "aionios" reads as though he wanted to express the 100% exact opposite of the truth. That level of total error is somewhat unusual and unsettling.
I don't have time to go through his many errors. Refer to my book: "CrossCurrents: Making Sense of ...
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Having read both of these authors, I can confidently say that Bell and Tullian are significantly different in their approaches to scripture, and in their interpretations thereof. I align myself strongly with Tullian's approach, but disagree strongly with Bell's belief.
Historically speaking, Bell's theology aligns well with historical Universalism, or ...
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Simply put, at that point she would not be sad at all.
The exercise of justice is joy for the righteous, But is terror to the workers of iniquity. -Proverbs 21:15
Example: In the Book of Revelation we see God's judgment poured out upon Babylon. Here is the angel's instructions to the saints concerning this matter:
Rejoice over her, O heaven, and ...
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I watched a compelling lecture by Edward Fudge, a Lawyer (of course he's interested in hell), and sometimes Minister, looking at the biblical and historical influences of popular theories of the "end of the wicked" (hell).
(It's one hour in length!)
He makes a very strong argument that the 'end of the wicked' is not an eternal and everlasting torment, and ...
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