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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2012 · 1H 19M

Episode 90: Christ Died For Us

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Debate topic: “The final punishment of the risen wicked will be annihilation, the permanent end to the conscious existence of the entire person.” Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics podcast and contributor to the Rethinking Hell blog and podcast, affirms. … Continue reading →

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Debate topic: “The final punishment of the risen wicked will be annihilation, the permanent end to the conscious existence of the entire person.” Chris Date, host of the Theopologetics podcast and contributor to the Rethinking Hell blog and podcast, affirms. Joshua Whipps, creator of the Razor’s Kiss blog and author at Choosing Hats, denies. Dee Dee Warren, friend to Chris and host of The Preterist Podcast, moderates. This episode is part 3 of the debate, including the second round of cross-examination, closing statements and listener Q&A. Listen to episode 88 for part 1’s opening statements and first rebuttals; listen to episode 89 for part 2’s first round of cross-examination and second rebuttals. Music Zander and Janine Jones, Christ Died For Us (Romans 5:6-8) from the album, Truth Songs EP, 2010 Promoted Resources Please Convince Me, with Jim Wallace The Please Convince Me podcast, available in iTunes, the Zune Marketplace, or RSS feed. Also the sister site, Answers for Atheists, geared specifically toward atheists seeking answers to their objections to Christianity. RethinkingHell.com, soon to be launched with blog and podcast contributions by Chris Date and others

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