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Heaven and Hell: A Survey of the Biblical Doctrines of Personal Eschatology
A study of the biblical doctrines related to personal eschatology —the eternal destination of every person. Addresses the true nature the heavenly realm and the thorny issue of eternal punishment, as well as refuting such unbiblical ideas as soul sleep, purgatory, and annihilationism. Part of the Institute for the Christian Life series.
- GenresTheology
160 pages, Paperback
Published June 20, 2023
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April 27, 2026
7.0/10 - This one grew on me some. Zuber brings completeness to a number of important points, and I’ll be returning to the resource.
I appreciated that he treated universalism and annihilationism with enough seriousness to actually present a few steel-man arguments for each, recognizing also that some views related to each are definitely far more biblical than others. But then he dismisses them without engaging very much, which was a disappointment. If the goal was concision, why spend so much page time building up views he doesn't hold?
For a book that has the word hell right in the title I wish there’d been a little more thought to where all the word counts went (beyond the matter above). Overall useful reference content.
I appreciated that he treated universalism and annihilationism with enough seriousness to actually present a few steel-man arguments for each, recognizing also that some views related to each are definitely far more biblical than others. But then he dismisses them without engaging very much, which was a disappointment. If the goal was concision, why spend so much page time building up views he doesn't hold?
For a book that has the word hell right in the title I wish there’d been a little more thought to where all the word counts went (beyond the matter above). Overall useful reference content.
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