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Choosing Eternal Separation: Reply to Gwiazda
Sophia 54 (2):217-219 (2015)
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Recently, in this journal, Jeremy Gwiazda has offered a critique of our separationist view of hell. His objection relies on two key assumptions, and we show in our reply that both assumptions can be deniedAuthor Profiles
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Eternally Choosing Hell: Can Hard-Heartedness Explain Why Some Remain in Hell Forever?Eric Reitan - 2022 - Sophia 61 (2):365-382.
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Universalism, hell, and the fate of the ignorant.Stephen T. Davis - 1990 - Modern Theology 6 (2):173-186.
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