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E23 - Redeeming God From Hell (Andrew Hronich)
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08/21/23
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In this episode, Jonathan and Rich interview Andrew Hronich, author of Once Loved Always Loved: The Logic of Apokatastasis, (Wipf and Stock). We explore both the illogical nature of the concept of hell, and the traditional view of eternal conscious torment, or that humanity is destine for hell as a starting point. Andrew has developed a profound logical argument that hell is just not consistent with love, or Jesus and we need to re-examine the idea. The impact of the concept on mental health for humanity has been unprecedented. It's time to rewrite the chapter on hell.
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