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Excellent and Challenging whatever your position., July 16, 1998
This review is from: Fire That Consumes: Biblical Case for Conditional Immortality (Paperback)
This book is an excellent work that anyone will find challenging whatever their position. If you agree with Fudge's view, you will find this particularly enlightening. If you disagree with Fudge, you will find this book well thought out, provocative, and educative. Fudge's respect for the authority of Scritpure as the Word of God is in the finest tradition of Evangelicalism. I also highly recommend Dr. Samuele Bacchiocchi's recent book "Immortality or Resurrection?" -- Jarrod
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A standard-bearer for the conditionalist positioin, January 19, 1998
This review is from: Fire That Consumes: Biblical Case for Conditional Immortality (Paperback)
In his forward to The Fire That Consumes, noted scholar FF Bruce writes, "It gives me pleasure to commend Mr. Fudge's exposition of this subject. All that he has to say is worthy of careful consideration, but there is special value in those chapters where he examines the testimony of successive sections of the Holy Scriptures." If you're looking for a treatment of every Biblical passage relating to the destination of the unsaved, this is the volume for you. To my knowledge, no one has successfully refuted Fudge since TFTC's first publication in 1982. This is a "must-have" study.
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Thorough Biblical Exposition On Hell, October 26, 1999
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This review is from: Fire That Consumes: Biblical Case for Conditional Immortality (Paperback)
What does the Bible really teach about God's righteous wrath. Is God's wrath a means to an end, or is God's wrath an end in itself? What does the Bible mean by such words and phrases as "forever," "unquenchable fire," "eternal punishment," "eternal destruction," "death," etc. Do you really wish to submit to the authority of God's infallible Word on the subject of hell. Then, dear reader, read this book!
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