"What about spiritual death?" is a common objection to the doctrine of literal everlasting destruction. This objection goes hand-in-hand with the objection that "death just means 'separation' ". Under the guise of “interpretation” many sincere Christian people add the word “spiritual” to the [Read More]
A common objection to the doctrine of literal everlasting destruction is the strange theory that death doesn’t really mean "death," but rather “separation.” For example, consider Paul’s unmistakable statement in this previously viewed passage: ROMANS 6:23 For the wages of sin is death [Read More]
The question, "What about the eternal punishment of Matthew 25:46?" is covered in Are you saying there is no "punishment" for the unsaved? But to state very briefly, the punishment (or wages) of sin according to scripture is always death. Romans 6:23 and many other scriptures state this very [Read More]
What did Jesus say about hell? Did Jesus really talk more about hell than heaven (common myth)? What about the other biblical writers, like Paul? Why do Christians say God will torture unbelievers forever in hell? It's a false doctrine! God used the clearest words He could throughout His word, the [Read More]
