Why Hell?

In this book, the author surveys and evaluates the main Christian perspectives on hell, including traditional eternal torment, annihilationism, and conditional immortality.

He examines biblical texts used to support each view and assesses their theological implications for God's character and justice.

The work aims to provide clarity for Christians wrestling with the problem of hell and to encourage careful exegesis over inherited assumptions.

It also reflects the author's pastoral concern to present alternatives that avoid making God appear unjust or cruel.

The book has been used as a resource in discussions and lectures on eschatology and the doctrine of final punishment.