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Sometimes it happens
Citations:
1. "R.C Sproul (You Will Rejoice that your family is in Hell)"
youtu.be/4VXQIa7-Y58?si=epTDC7hvngads1yk
2. Sermons of Jonathan Edwards (2005), Hendrickson Publishing, p. 407-411
These are a selection of passages combined found on the pages above
3. R.C. Sproul (2014), "Everyone's A Theologian: An Introduction to Systematic Theology", Reformation Trust, Location 4416 (Kindle)
4. I'm aware that people have sometimes used the phrase "eternal conscious torment" to almost refer to CS Lewis style versions of an eternal hell. This is not what most people have meant historically by this phrase. Either way, if you want to use it that way, it's cool - just know there are still a lot of problems with a view like that, which David Bentley Hart points out in his book "That All Shall Be Saved"
5. Peter Enns (2014), "The Bible Tells Me So: Why Defending Scripture Has Made us Unable To Read It", HarperOne, p. 29
6. Peter Enns (2013), "Inerrancy, However Defined, Does Not Describe What The Bible Does", in "Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy", Zondervan Academic, p. 104
7. "Why did God command the OT killing of women and children?"
youtu.be/YYBjetEebEY?si=PfDZweQyhtigK2LJ
8. Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy, P. 106
9. See Exodus 22:16-17, Leviticus 25:44-46, Exodus 21:2-6, Deut 22:23-24, Lev 19:20-21
Sometimes it happens
Citations:
1. "R.C Sproul (You Will Rejoice that your family is in Hell)"
youtu.be/4VXQIa7-Y58?si=epTDC7hvngads1yk
2. Sermons of Jonathan Edwards (2005), Hendrickson Publishing, p. 407-411
These are a selection of passages combined found on the pages above
3. R.C. Sproul (2014), "Everyone's A Theologian: An Introduction to Systematic Theology", Reformation Trust, Location 4416 (Kindle)
4. I'm aware that people have sometimes used the phrase "eternal conscious torment" to almost refer to CS Lewis style versions of an eternal hell. This is not what most people have meant historically by this phrase. Either way, if you want to use it that way, it's cool - just know there are still a lot of problems with a view like that, which David Bentley Hart points out in his book "That All Shall Be Saved"
5. Peter Enns (2014), "The Bible Tells Me So: Why Defending Scripture Has Made us Unable To Read It", HarperOne, p. 29
6. Peter Enns (2013), "Inerrancy, However Defined, Does Not Describe What The Bible Does", in "Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy", Zondervan Academic, p. 104
7. "Why did God command the OT killing of women and children?"
youtu.be/YYBjetEebEY?si=PfDZweQyhtigK2LJ
8. Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy, P. 106
9. See Exodus 22:16-17, Leviticus 25:44-46, Exodus 21:2-6, Deut 22:23-24, Lev 19:20-21
