The Schizophrenic Gospel?: A Journey to Coherency Through Time, Hell, and Eternity begins with a discussion on the ethical dilemma of unending torment. If salvation is by grace and God loves all and is able to save all, why wouldn't He? That discourse is followed by an analysis of the Biblical teachings on hell, eternity, heaven, atonement, and reconciliation. As a devout student of Scripture I began this study over 20 years ago, trying to resolve a maze of contradictory theological paradigms. God's Word is certainly not ...
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The Schizophrenic Gospel?: A Journey to Coherency Through Time, Hell, and Eternity begins with a discussion on the ethical dilemma of unending torment. If salvation is by grace and God loves all and is able to save all, why wouldn't He? That discourse is followed by an analysis of the Biblical teachings on hell, eternity, heaven, atonement, and reconciliation. As a devout student of Scripture I began this study over 20 years ago, trying to resolve a maze of contradictory theological paradigms. God's Word is certainly not schizophrenic, but some teachings make it seem so. This research unveiled the beautifully coherent message of the "restoration of all things, which God has spoken by the mouth of all His holy prophets since the world began" (Acts 3:21). Passages of Scripture that used to sound mystifying finally became cohesive. This book meticulously exegetes some of those key passages. The message throughout Scripture is that God's love knows no limits and is not constrained by time or death.
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