You're listening to the Taylor Marshall Show episode 32 and today we're going to go to hell. That's right. We're going to look at Thomas Aquinas's teaching on the four sections of hell and how it relates to the harrowing of hell, the limbo of the infants, a very controversial topic. We're going to look at what Thomas says about that. And also

this question, how is it that Jesus could say,

today you'll be with me in paradise

to the thief on the cross,

and yet he descended into hell.

All that more in this week's show. And the Howdy and thank you for tuning in to the Taylor Marshall Show. This is the

podcast for everyone who wants to create daily habits and learn enough theology

to take their faith to the next level.

And my goal this week is to introduce the afterlife.

We are in the middle of the octave of Easter week and we are celebrating the resurrection of Christ from the dead.

But this raises a lot of questions.

For example, what is meant by, quote, the dead? And when we say he descended of

questions, for example, what is meant by, quote, the dead? And when we say he descended into hell,

what does that mean? Did Christ suffer in hell? Of course not.

And what about that good thief? He said, Today you'll be with me in Paradise,

and yet he descended into Hell.

So how is Paradise in Hell reconciled?

All of this confuses people to say nothing of the idea of Limbo so today we're going to break it all down.

By the time you finish this podcast you'll understand limbo, Christ is sent in the hell, the harrowing of hell, and how the thief could be in both

hell and Paradise with Christ at the same time.

Are you ready?

Let's do it. Well first we start with our joke of the week. So there were four clergymen and they heard that there was a bear that wanted to get religion. He was interested in eternal things, very rare.

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