Sharon Baker - For the Love of God, Can We Believe in Hell? (N70)

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4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2014

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Sharon Baker is a theologian and author of the controversial Razing Hell. Sharon takes issue with the traditional understanding of a violent atonement and hell, and instead holds to universal reconciliation where all people are refined by God's love....

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0:00.0	Nomad, Christian community, mission and the future of the church.
0:16.0	This is Nomad podcast.
0:18.4	Once again.
0:19.4	The thing is, Wardo, you know, people think that this is such a slick,
0:23.8	professional, high-quality production. That's the sense I get. Really? You know, people will think,
0:31.8	little do they know the trauma that we occasionally are put through with our incompetence and amateurness.
0:41.3	Is that a word?
0:43.8	Amateurousness?
0:44.5	Yes.
0:45.6	So we are wanting to speak to Sharon Baker about her book, Raising Hell.
0:51.7	Just thought that would have been an interesting topic, hell.
0:53.4	It's a big thing in it.
0:54.4	Yeah.
0:56.5	We did the interview.
0:58.6	It was about 40 minutes.
0:59.8	Yeah.
1:00.0	I thought it was a good...
1:01.1	I mean, I can say this now, but I thought it was a good interview.
1:03.2	It was a great interview.
1:04.0	I thought it was good.
1:04.7	You know, it opened up a lot of avenues of theological exploration.
1:08.4	Yeah. Recording seemed to go well.
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