Rethinking Hell

Part two of Chris Date’s discussion with Dr. Preston Sprinkle, co-author of Erasing Hell with Francis Chan, to discuss why, though finding himself now leaning toward conditionalism, a few passages still give him pause.   Promoted Resources Preston Sprinkle’s website Preston on Twitter Preston … Continue reading →

Dr. Preston Sprinkle, co-author of Erasing Hell with Francis Chan, joins RethinkingHell.com contributor Chris Date to discuss why, having leaned toward the traditional view of hell when the book was published, he now finds himself leaning toward conditionalism.   Promoted Resources Preston Sprinkle’s … Continue reading →

Rethinking Hell contributor Dr. Glenn Peoples presents the positive case for annihilationism.

Dr. John Stackhouse, Jr., Sangwoo Youtong Chee Professor of Theology and Culture at Regent College, Vancouver, Canada, joins RethinkingHell.com contributor Chris Date to discuss his story as a conditionalist and his lecture, “Hell and the Goodness of God.”   Promoted Resources John … Continue reading →

Author Edward Fudge discusses his journey and final book on final punishment. They explore biblical texts leaning towards conditionalism, personal struggles in upholding beliefs, and the evolution of conditional immortality in evangelicalism. The scarcity of convincing traditionalist books is highlighted, along with reflections on Hell and personal journeys.

Edward Fudge, author of The Fire That Consumes, discusses his views on final punishment in a thought-provoking conversation with the host. They delve into the impact of his books and movie, contrasting beliefs on Hell, personal challenges within the Church of Christ, and the reinterpretation of Hell based on biblical and Jewish perspectives.