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A Traditionalist Response to John Stott's Arguments for Annihilationism

A Traditionalist Response to John Stott's Arguments for Annihilationism

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  • Robert A. Peterson

The goal of this paper is to weigh in the light of Scripture the best arguments set forth by annihilationists, those such as John Stott who argue that we should understand the Bible literally when it speaks of the damned as "perishing" or suffering "destruction." Stott assumes that these words speak of annihilation.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1994. 16 pages.

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