By
Paul Marston2025-09-29T08:24:00
Paul Marston challenges the traditional Christian view of hell as eternal conscious torment, arguing that scripture actually teaches the complete destruction of the unrepentant rather than unending suffering
It was lovely to read an article in this magazine from the faithful Christian leader RT Kendall who has just turned 90 years old.
RT fears the Church in the UK is asleep and needs to recover sound, biblical doctrine.
In his piece, RT claimed “many” Christians have “run to the teaching of annihilation (that one consciously ceases to exist after death)” and are abandoning the reality that people will suffer eternal conscious torment in hell.
I share RT’s desire for Christians to be biblically faithful. But what if we’ve misunderstood and misinterpreted what the biblical writers actually claimed about life after death?
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The US actor Kirk Cameron believes non-believers will cease to exist rather than face eternal conscious punishment. It’s an unorthodox take on the doctrine of hell, but is growing in popularity among some Christians. Kate Orson unpacks the biblical evidence
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