Episode 2 - Air Conditioning Hell Part 2
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In this second episode I continue to review an atheist's video on hell from youtube. I have a friend in Christ who goes by Thesparks join me to help finish up the critique. We give a response to show how the argument fails with scripture and reason. In Section two we listen to John MacArthur's sermon to get solid teaching about this difficult doctrine of Hell.
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