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This is Article 6 of a Six-Part series on Christian Eschatology: The Immortal Soul, Dualism, Post-Death State, and Eternal Consequences Article 1: The Immortal Soul Article 2: Dualism Article 3: Sleep, not Death Article 4: The Fate of the Unrighteous Article 5: The Fate of the Righteous  Article 6: The Culminated Hope   Metaphysics < Scripture In the prior five articles, we have traveled together through doctrine of tremendous gravity. In this journey, we dismantled the found

The Fate of the Righteous: Resurrection, Immortality, and New Creation This is Article 5 of a Six-Part series on Christian Eschatology: The Immortal Soul, Dualism, Post-Death State, and Eternal Consequences Article 1: The Immortal Soul Article 2: Dualism Article 3: Sleep, not Death Article 4: The Fate of the Unrighteous Article 5: The Fate of the Righteous  Article 6: The Culminated Hope Is this Heaven? We have already discussed the fate of the unrighteous in the Final Judgm

Conscious Torment versus Annihilation This is Article 4 of a Six-Part series on Christian Eschatology: The Immortal Soul, Dualism, Post-Death State, and Eternal Consequences Article 1: The Immortal Soul Article 2: Dualism Article 3: Sleep, not Death Article 4: The Fate of the Unrighteous Article 5: The Fate of the Righteous  Article 6: The Culminated Hope Is this the Fate of the Unrighteous? We understand that humans do not possess an immortal soul. We also understand that bo

This is Article 3 of a Six-Part series on Christian Eschatology: The Immortal Soul, Dualism, Post-Death State, and Eternal Consequences Article 1: The Immortal Soul Article 2: Dualism Article 3: Sleep, not Death Article 4: The Fate of the Unrighteous Article 5: The Fate of the Righteous  Article 6: The Culminated Hope The Christian Hope The consequence of death is perhaps the most convoluted and strained subject of Christian theology. Catholics created complex soteriological

Christianity did not teach body-soul dualism. Discover how Greek philosophy reshaped doctrine, and why resurrection, not disembodied souls, is the biblical hope.

This is Article 1 of a Six-Part series on Christian Eschatology: The Immortal Soul, Dualism, Post-Death State, and Eternal Consequences Article 1: The Immortal Soul Article 2: Dualism Article 3: Sleep, not Death Article 4: The Fate of the Unrighteous Article 5: The Fate of the Righteous  Article 6: The Culminated Hope Greek Metaphysics in the Church   Many Christians carry, often without realizing it, a quiet anxiety about death, judgment, and the fate of the soul. These ques

“He Who Loves Father or Mother More Than Me…” — Matthew 10:37   Matthew 10:37 contains one of Jesus’ most defining statements about discipleship: “He who loves father or mother more than Me is not worthy of Me; and he who loves son or daughter more than Me is not worthy of Me.” This verse parallels Luke 14:26, but whereas Luke preserves the Semitic idiom of “hating” family by comparison, Matthew presents the same teaching in its interpretive form. Together, they provide a com

Few teachings of Jesus are as jarring at first hearing as His words in Luke 14:26: “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters—yes, even his own life—he cannot be My disciple.” The statement seems to clash with Jesus’ consistent call to love God, love neighbor, honor parents, care for family, and even love one’s enemies (Matthew 22:37–40; Exodus 20:12; 1 Timothy 5:8; Matthew 5:44). Yet Jesus never contradicts Himself

On September 30, 2025, John Fugelsang Isabel Brown appeared on an episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored. Among a number of topics was abortion, to which Mr. Fugelsang said repeatedly that there are no Scriptural prohibitions on abortion, and that in fact Scripture supports abortion and treats an unborn baby as property. He cites Numbers 5 and Exodus 21 as his prooftexts. Isabel Brown referred to the obvious: that Scripture states “Thou Shalt Not Murder” which is a rather explici