That's the question posed by John Piper in an article posted yesterday at Desiring God. Piper is concerned that some people are following C.S. Lewis's lead when it comes to the doctrine of hell: C.S. Lewis is one of the top 5 dead people who have shaped the way I see and respond to the [...]
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Over at the Reformation21 blog Derek Thomas has a helpful, and sobering post on hell. Thomas writes in response to the important question of whether or not a loving God would ever condemn anyone to hell. He answers in the affirmative based on "three inviolable truths taught in Scripture" (italics his): Hell exists. Hell is [...]