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Damned by choice?
From this Experimental Theology post responding to C.S. Lewis’ and N.T. Wright’s (and Rob Bell’s?) “conditionalism” (that is, the view that hell is justifiable because we choose it ourselves): Basically, to be blunt about it, there is no such thing … Continue reading
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Tagged c.s. lewis, free will, n.t. wright, richard beck, rob bell, robert short
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All the hell we want?
Here are a couple of quotes from Rob Bell’s forthcoming book Love Wins, as quoted by this reviewer (who, as Alastair points out, is probably breaking an embargo…): Could God say to someone truly humbled, broken and desperate: “sorry, too … Continue reading
