Any Christian doctrine as weighty and significant as that of God’s judgment will require extensive study. But we all have to start somewhere. 1Las citas bíblicas presentadas en esta traducción al español son tomadas de la Reina Valera 1960. For this reason, this treatment of the topic is meant to be introductory, something for someone who is new to the topic, or for you to send to a friend who is new to it. Even in this introduction, there is a lot to cover, but hopefully you will find it worthwhile.
Below will be a primer of the biblical case for evangelical conditionalism (also called annihilationism). 2 For more on what is meant by “annihilation” by annihilationists/evangelical conditionalists, see “Introduction to Evangelical Conditionalism: What Do We Mean by ‘Annihilation’?“ 3 Emphasis added in bold where appropriate. Each point will be touched upon briefly, but there will be many suggestions for further study (especially in the endnotes). 4 I know endnotes are the worst thing ever, but in a blog, proper footnotes are impractical.
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| ￪1 | Las citas bíblicas presentadas en esta traducción al español son tomadas de la Reina Valera 1960. |
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| ￪2 | For more on what is meant by “annihilation” by annihilationists/evangelical conditionalists, see “Introduction to Evangelical Conditionalism: What Do We Mean by ‘Annihilation’?“ |
| ￪3 | Emphasis added in bold where appropriate. |
| ￪4 | I know endnotes are the worst thing ever, but in a blog, proper footnotes are impractical. |