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What Is Hell? (Basics of the Faith)

Robert A Peterson, Christopher W Morgan
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Explore the basic doctrines and beliefs of the church. Composed by some of the brightest and most passionate leaders of the modern church, these brief, theologically rigorous resources offer carefully crafted answers to a broad range of questions

Would a loving God really send good people to hell? What does the Bible actually teach about hell? How should believing in hell affect us?

Here Morgan and Peterson set forth a clear biblical theology of hell, facing the hard realities and avoiding silly stereotypes by conveying what the Bible says about hell with integrity, intelligence, and compassion. They address the major questions people have about this subject and apply what the Bible has to say about it to Christian living.

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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781596381995
  • Page Count
    36
  • Weight
    0.13 lb
  • Publisher
    P&R Publishing Company
  • Publication Date
    June 2010

Endorsements (3)

“P&R is to be commended for this series of booklets that are intentionally biblical and Reformed in content. They will enable Christians to better understand and appreciate the topics. 'Readability,' 'reliability,' and 'to the point' best describe each booklet.”

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Charles Dunahoo

“The Basics of the Reformed Faith series of booklets provides us with brief, clear, accurate and edifying introductions to key aspects of Christian life and experience. They are biblically sound, well researched, and written by faithful pastor-teachers.”

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J. Ligon Duncan

Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson Mississippi

“We are scared of the subject. Jesus wasn’t. He knew that nothing could be less gracious than hiding the reality of hell from those destined for its misery apart from his mercy. Trying to scare people into faith is vain, but denying them knowledge of the consequences of sin is unloving. Morgan and Peterson face the hard realities and avoid silly stereotypes by saying what the Bible says about hell with integrity, intelligence, and compassion.”

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Bryan Chapell

President Covenant Theological Seminary

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