Death or Eternal Suffering—Which One Reveals How Much Jesus Loves You? (A Response to Timothy Keller)
The Not-So-Traditional View: Does Your Particular Belief About Hell Really Have Church History On Its Side? – Part 5
Is Conditionalism the True Meaning of Christmas? Seeing the Incarnation Through the Eyes of Athanasius, the Father of Christian Orthodoxy
The Not-So-Traditional View: Does Your Particular Belief About Hell Really Have Church History On Its Side? (Part 4)
Implications of Evangelical Conditionalism – Eternal Life Becomes More Meaningful (Vs. The Traditional View)
Implications of Evangelical Conditionalism – Eternal Life Becomes More Meaningful (Vs. The Traditional View)
Keep CARM and Carry On: Responding to Matt Slick and CARM.org (Part 1)–What is Annihilationism, Really?
Biblical Theology Interrupted: Part 2 of A Critique of Stand To Reason’s Article “Hell Interrupted, Part 2â€
The New Creation Millennialism Paradigm: A Radical Biblical-Eschatological Alternative to Everlasting Torment
Death or Eternal Suffering—Which One Reveals How Much Jesus Loves You? (A Response to Timothy Keller)
Introduction to Evangelical Conditionalism: The Doctrine of Eternal Torment Was Not Universal in the Early Church
For I Am Undone: Conditionalism, New Creation Theology, and the Annihilating Power of God’s Presence
Dismissive of Hell, Fearful of Death: Chris Date’s 2017 Eastern Region ETS Presentation Available for Download
Don’t Be Afraid to Disagree with Great Theologians on Hell (Especially Since You Already Disagree with Them on Other Doctrines Anyway)
The Not-So-Traditional View: Does Your Particular Belief About Hell Really Have Church History On Its Side? (Part 3)
The Not-So-Traditional View: Does Your Particular Belief About Hell Really Have Church History On Its Side? (Part 2)
The Not-So-Traditional View: Does Your Particular Belief About Hell Really Have Church History On Its Side? (Part 1)
“The Unsaved in Hell Would Want To Be Annihilated to End their Suffering!â€: Why This Argument Completely Misses the Point
Hell in the Times: Were the Early Church Fathers “Vague†in Their Support of Conditional Immortality?
