Dr. Jerry Walls on Heaven, Hell, and does Purgatory exist

[@figurefour633]

Yes, Purgatory exists!

[@edithhewson7208]

2 nd Peter 1:9 BUT he that lacketh these things is blind, and cannot see afar off, and hath forgotten that he was purged from his old sins. Either We are purged of sin or not

[@travispelletier3352]

Great interview! Got some serious credentials here; I would love to have y'all dive even deeper in a future conversation!

[@bradbrown2168]

Why is Destruction of the body and soul not destruction? Annihilation as the final step of whatever separation from God is.

[@henrieecen2938]

Lines up with Eastern Orthodox Apokatastasis! Let us stop seeing God with our finite minds, and especially in our broken image of that which is beyond our imagination. However thank God for the Bible which progressively reveals Jesus the Son in us. (Galatians 1/16) If not in this age than in the next age to come. For those who have failed to see, yes there will be outmost regret and anguish of having taken God's name of IAM in vain. Living to our false selves rather than our TRUE selves!!! Hell is simply a metaphor for God's consuming fire of love eradicating all that was not of Him in us. Painful yes but never the less a restoration to the integrity of our humanity and divinity in a new resurrected body. Again something which by H.S. inspiration St Paul states...eyes have not seen and ears have not heard what awaits us in the new age to come. For us who believe now and those that will see then...everlasting glory when Jesus the Christ hands ALL creation back to the Father (Revelations). What will that be like? I'll trust God when my time comes and leave it in His hands, in the meantime I'll continue to walk the WAY by dyeing to my false self and embrace the TRUTH of who IAM bringing LIFE peace and rest. Not only to myself but all around me. Maranatha ❤️

[@derekmichaud77]

While the incoherence of libertarian free will is important for arguments against eternal punishment the most important factor is the divine nature itself. I might be able to resist a finite being indefinitely but I cannot resist the will of God indefinitely.