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All right, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host,

Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries. And in this episode, I was very privileged to

have my friend Nathan Anderson. Nathan Anderson is a guy who does film. He's made films

primarily dealing with post-millennial eschatology. He has a film called On Earth as it is in heaven,

and he has a

docu-series right now on the lure platform called Teach All Nations. We talk in the beginning

of the episode a little bit about his career in film and about post-millennialism in general,

but if you want to skip to the meat of this episode, go ahead and just skip to about 10 or 12 minutes

in where we focus our attention, not just on post-millennial eschatology in general, but one specific

question, will there be more people in heaven at the end of the age, or will there be more people

in hell? And we argue for the former, that there will actually be more people in heaven, that

Christ is going to save more people than those who are lost. If you had pressed on me,

even just a few years ago, not only would I have said that more people will be in hell than

heaven, I would have said most people will be in hell. I would have said that at the end of the

age when Christ returns, that the vast majority of heaven will, or the vast majority of humanity

will be in hell, that hell will be 10 times the population of heaven, a hundred times the

population of heaven. And I do not believe that any longer. And I'm going to use with Nathan Anderson the

scripture, not just wishful thinking, not just a biased, hashtag dat post meal position, but actually

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