Hellbound the movie - debating three views on hell - Unbelievable?
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Hellbound is the new movie by Kevin Miller which questions the traditional "eternal, conscious torment" view of hell and asks whether Universalism is actually taught in scripture.
Justin is joined by Kevin, along with Glenn Peoples who holds an "annihilationist" position, and Peter Sanlon who defends the traditional view.
They discuss whether questioning hell goes against evangelicalism, wheter evangelism is at stake and what most Christians really believe about hell.
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Released on 23 Jun 2014
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