Eternal Suffering or Eternal Destruction?
Stanley J. Grenz explains annihilationism, contrasts it with universalism and the traditional view of Hell, and urges Christians to discuss eternal judgment with humility and tears.
Stanley J. Grenz explains annihilationism, contrasts it with universalism and the traditional view of Hell, and urges Christians to discuss eternal judgment with humility and tears.
December 16, 2007
Gary Weedman reviews William R. Baker’s Volume 2 on evangelical and Stone-Campbell dialogue, highlighting essays on open theism, Christology, the Lord’s Supper, eschatology, and the Old Testament.
November 19, 2006
A child’s question—does God know the word “perhaps”?—opens a thoughtful look at divine foreknowledge. This article contrasts classical theism with open theism’s claim that the future includes genuine contingencies.
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