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|Apr 13, 2011

Former punk rocker-turned pastor calls 'Love Wins' dangerous

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What happens after death? Throughout life most individuals entertain the notion of heaven, hell, and who goes where. Philosophers and priests, atheists and agnostics endlessly offer theories and argue the merits of each. Since answers unavoidably stir up a range of emotions and disagreements, this subject must be approached with caution, sincerity, and civility, reports Charisma News Online.

This is what writer and former pastor, Jason Berggren, passionately strives for in a recent article "Love Wins, Christianity Loses, and God Lies." With respectful conviction, Berggren responds to the bold conclusions made in the book Love Wins, which asserts there is no Hell, God will eventually allow everyone into Heaven, and that any views to the contrary are “venomous and destructive.”

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