Misquoting Jesus Podcast
Am I Going to Hell? What the New Testament Says About Death and the Afterlife
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Am I going to hell? What the New Testament really says
New Year’s resolutions, stress, and Megan learning Greek
Why Christians care so much about heaven and hell
The Old Testament view of death: no heaven, no hell, just the grave
Why resurrection developed in Jewish thought
Bodily resurrection vs. the immortal soul
Jesus as an apocalyptic teacher of the afterlife
How do you enter the coming kingdom? Faith, repentance, or good deeds?
How Christian thought shifted from resurrection to heaven and hell
Early Christian texts like the Apocalypse of Peter and the rise of eternal torment
Were visions of heaven and hell meant literally?
Bart’s Weekly Update: back to teaching at UNC
Listener Q&A: the third heaven, original sin, and Satan
Final summary: how Jewish apocalyptic hope became Christian heaven and hell
Episode Description
If there is one thing most people are certain of about the Bible, it is that it describes how after people die they will be rewarded with heaven or tormented in hell. But does it? As it turns out ... well, you'll be surprised by what the Bible actually says. And once your surprise fades, you'll probably want to know: where do the Christian ideas of the afterlife come from?
Also watch these episodes:
Sin, Death, and Salvation: Paul's Mysterious View
Sin, Death, and Salvation: Paul’s Mysterious View
The Coming Apocalypse! Jewish and Christian Views of the End of the World
The Coming Apocalypse! Jewish and Christian Views of the End of the World
Did Jesus Have to Suffer? Trying to Make Sense of a Troubling View
Did Jesus Have to Suffer? Trying to Make Sense of a Troubling View
Am I going to hell? What the New Testament really says
New Year’s resolutions, stress, and Megan learning Greek
Why Christians care so much about heaven and hell
The Old Testament view of death: no heaven, no hell, just the grave
Why resurrection developed in Jewish thought
Bodily resurrection vs. the immortal soul
Jesus as an apocalyptic teacher of the afterlife
How do you enter the coming kingdom? Faith, repentance, or good deeds?
How Christian thought shifted from resurrection to heaven and hell
Early Christian texts like the Apocalypse of Peter and the rise of eternal torment
Were visions of heaven and hell meant literally?
Bart’s Weekly Update: back to teaching at UNC
Listener Q&A: the third heaven, original sin, and Satan
Final summary: how Jewish apocalyptic hope became Christian heaven and hell
Episode Description
If there is one thing most people are certain of about the Bible, it is that it describes how after people die they will be rewarded with heaven or tormented in hell. But does it? As it turns out ... well, you'll be surprised by what the Bible actually says. And once your surprise fades, you'll probably want to know: where do the Christian ideas of the afterlife come from?
Also watch these episodes:
Sin, Death, and Salvation: Paul's Mysterious View
Sin, Death, and Salvation: Paul’s Mysterious View
The Coming Apocalypse! Jewish and Christian Views of the End of the World
The Coming Apocalypse! Jewish and Christian Views of the End of the World
Did Jesus Have to Suffer? Trying to Make Sense of a Troubling View
Did Jesus Have to Suffer? Trying to Make Sense of a Troubling View
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