Monthly Archives: June 2011

Erasing Hell is Actually a Decent Book

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Ronnie

Today I received my copy of Erasing Hell, coauthored by Francis Chan and Preston Sprinkle. I was more than a little annoyed by Chan’s teaser video, so my expectations were admittedly low. I’m happy to say that the book isn’t … Continue reading →

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Glenn Peoples Puts Traditionalist Scholarship on Blast

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Ronnie

Glenn Peoples, one of the most able contemporary critics of traditionalism, has posted a lengthy open letter delineating the current state—and major failings—of traditionalist scholarship. Here’s just one gem that I think will ring true for any serious conditionalist: From … Continue reading →

Posted in bad arguments, sloppy scholarship | 1 Comment

Has Christopher Morgan Read Isaiah 66:24?

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Ronnie

On June 5, Christopher Morgan was a guest on the Stand to Reason radio show, hosted by Greg Koukl. In case you’re not in the know, Morgan is among the most vocal contemporary defenders of traditionalism, and is often consulted … Continue reading →

Posted in sloppy scholarship | 1 Comment

Third Edition of The Fire That Consumes Now Available

Posted on June 6, 2011 by Ronnie

In addition to an explosion of blog activity, recent months have seen a spate of hastily published books, written in response to Rob Bell’s Love Wins. For instance, here, here, and here—and who said evangelicals tend to overreact? In the … Continue reading →

Posted in conditionalism, Edward Fudge | 2 Comments