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Hello and welcome to another classic repay from the Archives of Unbelievably I'm Justin

Browley and today we're going back to when the movie Hellbound by Kevin Miller was released.

We questioned the traditional eternal conscious torment view of Hell and asked whether

universalism may actually be taught in Scripture.

Well I was joined by Kevin Miller along with Glenn Peoples who holds an annihilationist

position and Peter Sanlon who defends the traditional view.

And they discussed whether questioning hell goes against evangelicalism, whether evangelism

is at stake and what most Christians really believe about hell.

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Let's go on to our classic replay from 2013.

Well on today's show we're talking about Hellbound the movie, different views of Hell

and we're going to be hearing from Kevin Miller the writer and director of that movie.

It explores whether universalism the view that everyone will ultimately be saved is a valid option

for the Christian church. Also joining us is Glenn Peoples, a Christian philosopher from New Zealand

he's been on the show a couple of times before himself. He supports annihilationism the view

that says that those who go to Hell cease to exist ultimately. He's one of the contributors to a new

website called rethinkinghell.com. Peter Sandlon joins me here in the studio in London he's

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