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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2011 · 1H 16M

Episode 71: Forever the Pain

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Debate topic: “The punishment of the damned will actually be torment forever and ever.” Hiram Diaz, creator of the Involuted Speculations blog and contributor at Grassroots Apologetics, affirms. Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics Podcast, denies. Moderated by Mike Felker … Continue reading →

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Debate topic: “The punishment of the damned will actually be torment forever and ever.” Hiram Diaz, creator of the Involuted Speculations blog and contributor at Grassroots Apologetics, affirms. Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics Podcast, denies. Moderated by Mike Felker of The Apologetic Front. This episode contains part 2 of the debate, including the second round of cross-examination, listener Q&A and closing statements. Listen to episode 70, “Perish in Fire,” for part 1’s opening statements, rebuttals and first round of cross-examination. Music Axenstar, Forever the Pain from the album, Aftermath, 2011 Promoted Resources The Preterist Podcast, with Dee Dee Warren. Check out the episode I guest-hosted, “Kicking Some Left Behind Pt. 5–Jesus, the Not-So Master Communicator.” I am also a guest author Dee Dee’s The Preterist Blog, and she has a ton of eschatological study material available at The Preterist Site. Hiram Diaz’s blog, Involuted Speculations Also contributes to Grassroots Apologetics, created by Michael Burgos The Apologetic Front, with Mike Felker Contact Mike at [email protected] Call Mike at 678-208-9153 and leave a voicemail YouTube channels: http://www.youtube.com/entrsnm3 and Context Ministries Also check out Mike’s band, The Status (MySpace)

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