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YouTube - HELLSOUND FROM SIBERIA DIGGINGS

Seems plausible. In Greek myth, Hades was located deep in the earth, and further yet were the black pits of Tartaros (2 Peter). So it's likely the case. Sheol / Hades / Hell were never intended to be just a state of death. Otherwise the authors would have used a different word in Greek and...

I find the way most people try to preach the gospel, it is seen as anything but good news.

... Think I'm the first one. Not into the whole 'God is gonna getchu' motif. I do agree, also, that "solo scriptura" or whatever is not a useful approach. If that worked, then why some many different denominations? The answer: It doesn't work! Ultimately, in the end, you are saved through...

Sternberg FTW. I like his model of love, myself.

Dominant. Gee, who didn't see that coming...? Especially regarding work, I am a D to a tee. That rhymed. lol But it's true. In play, I'm more of an I as I'm pretty social, but when it comes to work, I'm all task-oriented and "let's just do this and get it over with ASAP". That's probably...

I was always wondering how this guy gets paid for preaching -that-. Are you one of his supporters? lol

I thought you would like that.

Most public places have laws against public nudity and sexuality. Ergo, I don't see how it is permissable to be advocating lawlessness in a such setting.

YouTube - Wrath of God - Paul Washer - Sermon Jam

YouTube - Wrath of God - Paul Washer - Sermon Jam

Nah, no flame wars, sorry. If you want to start attacking certain groups, that is your perogative. I am just generalizing because it is the heart of most Protestant churches presentation of the "good news."

I agree. But the impression I get, is that many modern Christians don't follow God out of love, but out of fear instead. (Which is ironic, because an opposite of faith is fear... so how does that work?) Based on the way the gospel is presented by most Christian movements, it appears to be more...

I totally agree. But where would Christianity itself be, if there was no belief or teaching of hell? Would people still follow and love God, even without threat of eternal damnation?

I was gonna mention Paul Washer, you beat me to it. I'm not naming names in terms of denominations or sects, but every since the Protestant Reformation, the idea of believing in hell as "fire insurance" to "escape God's wrath" is a key point of the "good news." How believing in a God of wrath...

Uh... most mainline Protestant evangelical, fundamentalist denominations. I'm not going to name names because I'm not here to malign any movements or religions. I just want to know where Christianity would be without hell. Would it be thriving more than ever? Would it cease to exist? It's...

I'm wondering where modern day Christianity would be without its belief in hell? Would it even still exist? Why or why not? What do you think? Modern day Christianity tends to often almost 'scare' people into having faith (or some semblance of faith) so I'm curious what would become of...

Then what is the argument then...? It's either God's will for people to prosper or it isn't. Why make this into a grey area when it's not? I'm surprised to see MacArthur quoted here since he is as anti-charismatic as they come. :confused: