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Skye’s new book has some things to say about Hell—things that don’t align with tradition, but he argues align with scripture. Kaitlyn offers some pushback and questioning on this viewpoint.

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Beth Mince

Very interesting conversation for someone who grew up trying to escape tribulation through the rapture of the church. Did not know until less than 10 years ago the rapture was a new concept. So the talk about hell is very interesting. With John 3:16 I guess I always felt Jesus was talking about spiritual death. But perishing is perishing so I just don’t know. I do get the thought process of being coerced into salvation. That’s how generations taught and begged and made you doubt your salvation even after you knew you had received Jesus. As a 10 year old who came to Christ, the most repulsive things I did in life were long after I received Him. I grew up checking boxes, steeped in legalism. That’s a hard bondage to drop. Thanks for giving us great things to contemplate.

David

Great conversation, I really enjoyed it and it has been a blessing to my spiritual walk and motivated me to buy the book. I think this would be a great candidate for a wider release than HP+ subscribers. I personally know many people who struggle with not being able to reckon ECT with the character of God, while also not seeing support for Universalism or total Annihilationism in Scripture. This tension often leads to doubts and even deconstruction. I think introduction to other viewpoints rooted in Scripture can be extremely helpful. I would love to be able to share this conversation with others, but I completely understand if you decide to keep it exclusive to subscribers.