Createspace Independent Publishing Platform Conditional immortality: biblical proof of annihilation in hell., paperback/douglas barry

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A growing number of well-known Christian leaders, such as Dr.

David R.

Reagan, John R.

Stott, Greg Boyd, Roger Forster (co-founder of the March for Jesus events), Philip Hughes, Michael Green, Stephen Travis, and Clark Pinnock have declared support for part, or all, of the biblical doctrine of conditional immortality.

Even the British Bible translator, William Tyndale, also defended Conditional Immortality during his lifetime.

Also, the very well respected scholar F.

Bruce states, Eternal conscious torment is incompatible with the revealed character of God so he chose to write the forward to an excellent evangelical book on this topic called, The Fire that Consumes by Edward Fudge.

While some call it annihilationism, simply stated, Conditional Immortality is the biblical belief that the immortality of the soul is not inherent (Greek philosophers thinking) but conditional (Biblical thinking) upon receiving the gift of everlasting life through faith in Jesus (Yeshua in Hebrew).

It is part and parcel of the gospel.

God alone has immortality -- anyone else becomes immortal only as a result of God's gracious gift (1 Timothy 6: 16, Romans 2: 7).

For centuries, church theologians have wrongly assumed the Greek doctrine of the immortality of all souls.

Therefore, it is no wonder that the message of immortality has been completely dropped from modern preaching.

I ask you, when have you ever heard a message offering immortality as part of the gospel presentation? It is almost never done, because today most people falsely assume the soul is already immortal.

Yet, immortality through Jesus (Yeshua) alone is what the Jewish Apostle Paul preached: (He/Jesus), has destroyed death and has brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.

(2 Timothy 1: 9b-10) Paul clearly links immortality to the gospel.

Paul did not believe the Greek philosophy of his day which taught the immortality of all souls.

Before the Messiah, Jesus, came, no one had a chance at immortalit.