The fire that consumes

a Biblical and historical study of final punishment

Book • 1982

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Mentioned by Chris Date as a key work that influenced his rethinking of hell toward conditionalism.

Mentioned by

Chris Date

as the influential book that led him to reconsider the traditional view of hell.

Mentioned by

Chris Date

as the influential book that helped persuade him toward conditional immortality during a podcast interview with its author.

Recommended by Corey as a resource for studying theology.

Mentioned by

Phil Johnson

as the likely source Kirk Cameron borrowed main annihilationist arguments from.

Mentioned by

Chris Date

, as he was preparing for an interview with the author, Edward Fudge.

Mentioned by

Phil Johnson

as the book that most recent skepticism about hell goes back to.

Mentioned by Kirk Cameron as a resource for understanding the viewpoint of conditionalism or annihilationism.

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