Gehenna Revisited: Rebutting Francis Chan

Publisher Marketing: Imagine a child standing at his father's feet. He has broken the rules and knows he will be punished. As he looks up at his father, waiting to discover his fate, his father looks down and considers. If he truly loves his child, how will he punish him? Will he punish him appropriately, or will he punish his child today, tomorrow, and then forever? If we, being human, know the difference between justice and injustice, how much more does God? Gehenna Revisited examines the Bible and endeavors to show that eternal conscious torment in hell is not supported by scripture. Gehenna Revisited covers old ground and new in the debate on hell. From the parallel Christ drew between Gehenna and the Battle of Armageddon, to the main point of the Parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man-if Hades existed, it would be filled with Pharisees-there are new considerations in this age-old discussion. Does God truly condemn His creation to eternal, conscious torment in hell, or have churches been teaching Greek Mythology for centuries? This book was originally entitled "Hell is a Place on Earth." If you have that Kindle title, make sure you have the latest version so you will not need to purchase "Gehenna Revisited." You will know you have the latest version of "Hell is a Place on Earth" if it has a title page and a table of Contents. Earlier versions did not include those. If you have a Contents page before chapter one, you have "Gehenna Revisited" and my rebuttal of "Erasing Hell." However, since I am retiring the original title, I am not sure how long you will be able to update that. If it hasn't automatically updated to the new version, customer support at Amazon can walk you through the update process. You can also contact me through the e-mail address at the back of "Hell is a Place on Earth," and I will try to help too.