In discussions of heaven and hell, one is hard-pressed to find a conversation in which questions of God’s love, wrath, and mercy do not arise. What is God’s wrath? How does it get reconciled with God’s love and mercy? Does God give every sinner what he or she deserves, or does he show some degree of mercy to the unrepentant by annihilating them?1For our purposes here, we will not even entertain the idea that God would do unto anyone worse than they deserve. Is it loving for God to destroy the wicked—i.e. to send them to hell in the manner that the Bible actually describes (e.g. Matthew 10:28)?
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| ￪1 | For our purposes here, we will not even entertain the idea that God would do unto anyone worse than they deserve. |
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