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Welcome to another classic replay from the Archives of Unbelievably. Today from February

2015, Joshua Ryan Butler, author of The Skeletons in God's Closet, discussed hell, judgment,

and holy war with Jeff Cook. They debated whether Old Testament warfare passages constituted

a divinely mandated genocide.

Well today on the program, we're discussing the Skeletons in God's Closet, the mercy

of hell, the surprise of judgment, and the hope of holy war. Two, special guests join

me, Josh Butler and Jeff Cook, and the title of Skeletons in God's Closet. Well, that's

the title of a new book by Josh Butler. He says, we'll pull these bones out into the open

to exchange popular caricatures for the beauty and power of the real thing. We'll discover

these topics. We'll never really Skeletons at all, but proclamations of a god who is good

in his very bones, not just in what he does, but in who he is. We'll fling the what-wide,

the closet door and sing loudly, boldly, and clearly God is good, and coming to redeem

his world.

So he tackles in the Skeletons in God's Closet these three issues of hell, judgment, and

holy war.

Well, in conversation with Josh today is Jeff Cook. He's a Theologian, former guest on

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