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Yet few religious ideas have proved to be as riveting or resilient. Hell's roots run deep in Judeo-Christian teachings, although its lineage is sometimes difficult to discern. In the earliest biblical times, views of the afterlife were murky, to say the least. The ancient Hebrew texts of Genesis, 1 Kings, Psalms, and Job, for example, suggest that all the dead–both righteous and wicked–were dispatched to a gloomy underworld realm called sheol, a morally neutral place akin to the hades of ancient...

Angel4Truth

Came across this article and thought it very interesting on the subject of hell in the bible and the various beliefs about it - it includes an excerpt from a popular newspaper and was written back a few years ago - I thought it was very thought provoking so i would like to share it :"





Hell is one of those places everyone wishes never to visit. Even those who don't believe...

Angel4Truth

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drstevej

Just wanted to share
I would like to share this writing as it expresses my sentiments of late very well, its an excerpt from a paper by Charles Spurgeon written in 1887 but strongly applies today :

" ...Many good men lament the fact that liberty is, in certain instances, degenerating into license, but they solace themselves with the belief that on the whole it is a sign of health and vigor: the bough is so fruitful that it runs over the wall.

At any rate, denominational...

Angel4Truth

I think I'm going to like the new blog format.

I've uploaded some of my old CF blog posts, but at first I didn't know how to change the date. So any posts you see with today's date (besides this one) weren't really written today.

jenptcfan