1.
Have you ever tried to imagine hell before reading this chapter? Has
anyone ever dreamed about hell? Have you ever seen a portrayal of
hell on television/film, or in a painting, that you found effective
in invoking a feeling of hell?
2.
Why do you think so few people in western society believe in hell
today?
3.
Ted looks at Hell under four headings - pages 35-44. Is there
anything he says that you could use when sharing your faith? (What
are the best lines, the most persuasive arguments, that stood out to
you?)
4.
You are unlikely to get the time to go into so much detail when
sharing your faith so how would you convey to someone that hell is
'hell'? (The last place you would ever want to be.) To put the
question another way: how would you describe hell to your unbelieving
friend in two minutes.
5.
Ted believes the Bible teaches that hell is eternal. Others, like John
Stott and Michael Green, believe in annihilation, either straight away
after judgement, or after a period of punishment. How important do
you think this is?
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