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Welcome to the Theology & Ethics podcast! In this episode, the Kirkwood Center Team (& guest Chris Date) discuss annihilationism as a view in competition with eternal conscious torment, its history, and what it means for life after death and Jesus’ return.
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CHAPTERS & TIMECODES
00:00:00-Introduction
00:06:24-The History of Annihilationism
00:15:21-Defining Annihilationism
00:22:30-Immortality & the Death of the Soul
00:43:11-Eternal vs. Permanent Punishment
00:56:52-The Nature of the Resurrection of the Wicked
01:08:17-Revelation & The Nature of the Punishment
01:19:23-Why Do We Assume the Soul is Eternal?
01:22:48-Is Annihilation Better or Worse Than Eternal Torment?
01:36:47-What Is the Role of This Debate?
Welcome to the Theology & Ethics podcast! In this episode (Volume 1 of a 6-part series on modern Paganism) the Kirkwood Center Team (& guests Carl Teichrib & Joshua Farris) discuss the broad phenomena of neopaganism and its influence on modern worldview.