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You are here: Home / Theology / Exploring Conditional Immortality / Not Convinced By Arguments For Conditionalism?

Not Convinced By Arguments For Conditionalism?

November 14, 2012 By Doug Smith Leave a Comment

question-markAre you a Christian who holds to the traditional view of endless conscious torment for the unredeemed? If you have read the Biblical arguments for conditional immortality, what about those arguments do you find lacking? Consider articles like the following:

  • Traditionalism and Annihilationism in Light of the “Face Value” Meaning of Scripture
  • The Logic Of Conditionalism
  • Is God So Holy That Sinners Deserve Endless Conscious Punishing?

After reading articles like these, what are your further objections? If conditional immortality doesn’t seem more Biblical to you, or more like what the God of scripture would do, please share your reasons here. We welcome the opportunity to have a positive dialogue with you.

Doug Smith

About Doug Smith

Doug Smith is a grateful follower of Christ and an avid Bible student who is willing to believe the Bible, even when it contradicts tradition. He was mentored by Dr. Timothy Barnett in the study of the Scriptures, including conditional immortality. Doug writes on these and related subjects at www.endlesshellended.com. He is blessed by his wife Lynetta, who is also a professional editor. Doug and Lynetta share four daughters and live near Nashville, TN.

"My brother, sister, friend — read, study, think, and read again. You were made to think. It will do you good to think; to develop your powers by study. God designed that religion should require thought, intense thought, and should thoroughly develop our powers of thought. The Bible itself is written in a style so condensed as to require much intense study. I do not pretend to so explain theology as to dispense with the labor of thinking. I have no ability and no wish to do so." -- Charles G. Finney

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