What Do We Know About Our Future?: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory; A Conservative Space Age Approach
Type
Book
Authors
Category
Eschatology
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Publication Year
1997
Publisher
Two Hearts Books & Publishers, United States
Pages
160
Description
Do Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, still exist?
Or were those just superstitions of the Dark Middle Ages - as some arrogant atheists claim? Modernists say: God cannot be as cruel to send anyone to Hell. Are they right? What should we believe about near death experiences and Reincarnation?
When was the last time you heard about these eternal realities?
Although modern men like to relegate Hell to the waste basket of history, Hell is frighteningly real! Throughout its 2000 year history, the Church has collected and documented thousands of cases about the existence of Heaven and Hell. We can say we have more proof about HEAVEN, HELL AND PURGATORY, than science has about the material universe! Regardless of whether you believe in them or not, one of them will be your inheritance for eternity. The author cites manhy ancient as wel as contemporary examples.
In the last chapter the author presents a sketch in the theology of cosmos, which is in perfect harmony with scientific observations and our religion.
Taken from the back cover.
Foreword by Fr. Joseph M Esper.
Or were those just superstitions of the Dark Middle Ages - as some arrogant atheists claim? Modernists say: God cannot be as cruel to send anyone to Hell. Are they right? What should we believe about near death experiences and Reincarnation?
When was the last time you heard about these eternal realities?
Although modern men like to relegate Hell to the waste basket of history, Hell is frighteningly real! Throughout its 2000 year history, the Church has collected and documented thousands of cases about the existence of Heaven and Hell. We can say we have more proof about HEAVEN, HELL AND PURGATORY, than science has about the material universe! Regardless of whether you believe in them or not, one of them will be your inheritance for eternity. The author cites manhy ancient as wel as contemporary examples.
In the last chapter the author presents a sketch in the theology of cosmos, which is in perfect harmony with scientific observations and our religion.
Taken from the back cover.
Foreword by Fr. Joseph M Esper.
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