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There's a guy called Bill Wiese who claims God allowed him to go to hell for 23 minutes. He's given lots of talk and written a book about it, and I've never been sure about the whole thing, to be honest.
This is a video created to accurately depict what he saw - have heard his actual descriptions, and I have to admit, they tally with Scriptures, and some of the detail sounds absolutely probable. For example, he said when he was there, he was DESPERATE for a drink, thirstier than we can imagine, but there was no water (I'd never even thought of that, but of course it's that way) - and am not overly fond of the use of a few Hollywood scenes (Legend and Terminator are in there in a couple of shots) but how accurate do you reckon this is?
And in terms of evangelism, how useful a "method" is the fear of hell? I don't think evangelism is any use without it, because if there was no hell, Jesus wouldn't have needed to die for us, but am very much of a mind that we should spread the Good News, rather than focus on the terrifying part. I don't think we can scare people into a relationship with Christ.
Warning, the film is pretty scary in some parts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StTRdtvfMcQ
This is a video created to accurately depict what he saw - have heard his actual descriptions, and I have to admit, they tally with Scriptures, and some of the detail sounds absolutely probable. For example, he said when he was there, he was DESPERATE for a drink, thirstier than we can imagine, but there was no water (I'd never even thought of that, but of course it's that way) - and am not overly fond of the use of a few Hollywood scenes (Legend and Terminator are in there in a couple of shots) but how accurate do you reckon this is?
And in terms of evangelism, how useful a "method" is the fear of hell? I don't think evangelism is any use without it, because if there was no hell, Jesus wouldn't have needed to die for us, but am very much of a mind that we should spread the Good News, rather than focus on the terrifying part. I don't think we can scare people into a relationship with Christ.
Warning, the film is pretty scary in some parts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StTRdtvfMcQ