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  Who Really Goes to Hell? - The Gospel You've Never Heard (Paperback) By (author) David I Rudel, Foreword by Edward Hopkins

  Book rating: 05

  

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  Short Description for Who Really Goes to Hell? - The Gospel You've Never HeardWho Really Goes to Hell - The Gospel You've Never Heard takes a close look at Christian salvation. It presents a biblical, God-centered, and understandable framework by considering carefully the Jewish context of the gospels, epistles, and prophecies surrounding the Christ.
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  • Publisher: Biblical Heresy Press
  • Published: 15 February 2009
  • Format: Paperback 206 pages
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  • Categories: Christian Theology | Spirituality & Religious Experience
  • ISBN 13: 9780981826608 ISBN 10: 0981826601
  • Sales rank: 531,390

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Reviews for Who Really Goes to Hell? - The Gospel You've Never Heard

• traditional christianity questionedBook rating: 5

  this well written book puts forward allot of very telling questions , that need to be asked . questions that most with-in traditional Christianity will most likely find decidedly uncomfortable ,and for good reason I would suggest for as the author points out evangelicalism is riddled with holes . I found he in some ways answers these questions with an honest look at a range of scriptures that go against the grain of modern forms of Christianity. carefully taking into consideration context ,culture, who is being addressed and why ect. this is a book for those who realise not all is well with-in Christian-land but should be read by a wide range of lay-people .He doesn't address the universal texts as well as I thought he should have , but I liked the way the book is laid out ,this work is well worth buying and being given consideration. by stuart

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