Tag Archives: 21st Century

Great article which surveys the preaching on eternal matters in the history of the church. Concise, encouraging and emboldening. Highly recommended ...
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Highly recommended although it is far wider in scope that hell and judgment ...
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Probably the best objection to hell I have ever read, or at least it seemed so to me at the time of reading. There are longer and more substantial works, like Talbott, but none as subtle and sophisticated ...
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An uneven collection of essays from a philosophical perspective on hell. Among the more useful and engaging are Kronen & Reitan’s “Species of Hell”, and “Hell, Wrath, and the Grace of God,” by Stephen Davis ...
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Useful journal article, with some very interesting insights, albeit some unwarranted conclusions ...
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Interesting article on the role of compassion and love towards those in hell. Interacts with many church fathers, but ultimately misses much of the Bible’s teaching on wrath and God’s hatred ...
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Short, philosophical article that includes some rather interesting thought experiments against Sider’s vagueness argument against the traditional hell ...
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Intellectual pap. Poison masquerading as Christian insight. Nothing redeeming here. There are much better explanations or defenses of this unbiblical position out there, such as from Talbott ...
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A well-written, popular-level book by in answer to Bell’s Love Wins. At times it is frustratingly ambivalent or vague, however. Good, but not at all great ...
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Genuinely useful, if ultimately unbiblical viewpoint. Worth the interaction. See also Blocher’s chapter in Universalism and the Doctrine of Hell ...
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