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Damned by choice?

Posted on 1 March 2011 by

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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A Short meditation

Posted on 8 November 2009 by

As a brief biographical reflection, the book that (in human terms) finally tipped me over into returning to the Christian faith from atheism was Robert Short’s The Bible According to Peanuts. Short is heavily influenced by Barth, though his book … Continue reading →

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