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Would a loving God ever send anybody to Hell? Why would God have created us, if He knew in advance that so many people would be eternally lost? Will God send people to Hell who have never heard of Jesus? These are just some of the questions that nonbelievers and skeptics are asking about Hell. Learn how to answer these kinds of questions. Click on the resources below. "Answers to Skeptics' Top Ten Questions and Objections Regarding Hell" by Charlie Campbell "Warnings About Hell and Waterfalls" by Charlie Campbell "Is Hellfire Literal?" by Don Stewart "Will There Be Degrees of Punishment in Hell?" by Don Stewart "Where is Everything Going in the Future?" by Dr. Norman Geisler "Annihilationism" by Dr. Norman Geisler "Is Universalism Biblical?" by Dr. Ron Rhodes "Is Reincarnation Biblical?" by Dr. Ron Rhodes "Hell Under Fire: Answers to Skeptics' Questions About Hell" by Charlie Campbell (Dial up)
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ANSWERS TO THE TOUGH QUESTIONS ABOUT HELL (DVD) |
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Quick Responses to Skeptics: The universe itself is evidence that God exists. Let’s think about this for a moment. There are only three options to explain the existence of the universe. One, that it has always been. Two, that it created itself. Three, that it was created. The first option, that the universe is eternal, has been utterly rejected by the scientific community. The motion of the galaxies, the background radiation echo, and other evidences all overwhelmingly point to the fact that the universe sprang into existence at a particular point in time. Option two, that the universe created itself, is philosophically impossible. Of course, before the universe existed it would not have been around to do the creating. Obviously, a non-existent universe could not have done anything! It did not exist. We all know that nothing can not do something. Nothing is nothing. Nothing cannot see, smell, act, think, or create. So option one and two can be thrown out on scientific and philosophical grounds. Option three, that something or someone outside of the universe created the universe, is the option that both reason and the evidence point to. SKEPTIC: But if the universe demands a creator, then why can’t we just say God must have a creator as well? In other words, who made God? CHARLIE: Nobody made God. Unlike the finite universe (a universe that began to exist) that demands a creator, God does not need a creator. SKEPTIC: Okay Charlie that makes sense, but you believe that God has just always existed? |
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