On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (05/12/26), Hank addresses annihilationism and answers whether it is biblical.
Hank also answers the following questions:
- Is it permissible for a Christian to drink alcohol? Rob – Galesburg, IL (4:39)
- What is in the original text that leads people to get 666 as the number of the beast? Rick – Menifee, CA (7:34)
- Could you explain predestination and free will to me in a simple manner? Eric – St. Louis, MO (18:16)
- Who is the man Paul is talking about in 2 Corinthians 12:2-4? Shaq – Cortez, CO (20:59)
- In Matthew 26:39, what is the meaning of “let this cup pass from Me”? Rose – Charlotte, NC (23:22)
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“How Dante’s Inferno Can Explain Hell to Modern Seekers”
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“Are There Really Flames in Hell?”
“The Dark Side of Eternity: Hell as Eternal Conscious Punishment”
“Love Wins: Making a Contradictory Case for Universalism”
“In Defense of the Church’s Traditional Doctrine of Hell”
Unquenchable Fire: The Traditional Christian Teaching about Hell by Lawrence Farley
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