Jehovah's Witnesses and Witnesses and

Witnesses are by no means the first people in fairly recent

history to claim Christ and conditional immortality.

They just got it from other Christians. Hello friends and welcome back to another episode of Theology and Ra.

I am back here with my friend Chris Date and if you listen to the previous, you know that Chris and I sort of dialogueed back and forth about the so-called annihilation view of hell, or as we prefer conditionalism or conditional immortality.

So we're gonna, this episode is gonna kind of pick up

on that previous one.

So if you didn't listen to that previous episode,

you might be a little, I wouldn't say lost but this is kind of part two of a two-part

series on the Annilation View of Hell and in this episode we're going to be

primarily addressing some critiques, specifically some critiques

raised by an organization that both Chris and I really like called Stand to Reason

with Greg Kockel and several others who are well-known Christian

apologist and we're going to be working through that document but again if you

if you're unfamiliar with where we have been going then I would I would highly recommend listening to that previous

episode. So with that we'll jump right in. Chris thanks so much for being on the show again.

It's once again my pleasure and honor to be here. So I just want to make clear because this episode is going to be, how do I, I mean it's going to be more, I guess, defensive or

critical in a good way so it could sound argumentative and I just want to say up front I know

Chris you know I know you're gonna echo this but both Chris and I have a deep respect for and love for the ministry of

stand to reason and we just could not speak more highly of what they're doing

as as as Christians, as apologists, as ministers, and we have just a huge

respect for them in their ministry.

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