In the 21st Century, Hellish images aren't hard
to find. Sometimes they portray a humorous, harmless Hell frequented by cartoon
ducks and costumed toddlers. Other times they portray a horrific, hopeless Hell
of fiendish tortures.
But for the Christian, there is only one thing
that is important. What sort of Hell does the Bible itself portray? It's not
hard to find many opinions on that topic among the books at the Christian book
stores and on the 24-hour religious cable networks. The real question is ...
Is it true what they say about
Hell?
You are invited to explore the
answer to that question, starting with the
Introduction to this website.
This site contains a collection
of articles, on the topic of Hell and the Afterlife, that may
each be used independently for research purposes. But it also is
designed as a systematic, sequential overview of the whole
topic, which can be read like a book.
For those who would like to take
advantage of this perspective of the content, the articles are
arranged in the
Reading Guide as they would appear as chapters in a book, along
with a few reference chapters at the end such as would appear in
a book Appendix.
Use the
link below to go to the first article
in the Reading Guide sequence.
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PLEASE
NOTE:
If you have
questions or concerns regarding the material on the
site, be sure to first read through the site
FAQ before writing to the
author. It may already specifically address the very
points you are wondering about.
Unless otherwise
noted, all biblical references in this and other articles on the
Is It True What They Say About Hell? website are from the
New International Version (NIV).
All of the articles on this
Is it true what they say about Hell? website were written by Pam Dewey, with
the support and sponsorship of Common Ground Christian
Ministries. For more of Pam's inspirational and educational
writings, visit her Oasis
website.
All website content
© 2007, Pam
Dewey and Common Ground Christian Ministries
All rights reserved. Material may
be copied for personal use of the site visitor. For permission
to copy for any other purposes, please contact the author at
oasis@chartermi.net
