The Problem of Hell

[Dave Ellis]

There are a growing number of Christians who have rejected the idea of hell because we think it is illogical and unbiblical. We still believe in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, we believe that he will resurrect us from death when he returns and he will give us eternal life. In fact, I believe every word of the Nicene Creed, which incidentally, doesn't say one word about hell.

Obviously I share those beliefs that Hell doesn't exist. I was just putting forward that argument based on the traditional view of hell... where if you confess your sins and believe in Jesus, you'll be saved.

Many Christians still follow that line of thought, so my argument in regards to them is still quite valid.

 

[Timothew]

Obviously I share those beliefs that Hell doesn't exist. I was just putting forward that argument based on the traditional view of hell... where if you confess your sins and believe in Jesus, you'll be saved.

Many Christians still follow that line of thought, so my argument in regards to them is still quite valid.

Thanks, I just didn't want you to come away from here with the impression that all Christians are the Hell-fire and Brimstone type.

 

[Dave Ellis]

Thanks, I just didn't want you to come away from here with the impression that all Christians are the Hell-fire and Brimstone type.

Well, that's fairly obvious... when I still considered myself a Christian, I didn't put much stock in the hellfire and brimstone ideas either