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Language: English
Published by iUniverse, 2007
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- Title
- Church Doctrine's: Right or Wrong? (You Decide): A study of the use of the word Hell and other terms in the Bible Versus their meaning today
- Author
- Fortier, Kenneth
- Publisher
- iUniverse
- Publication year
- 2007
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0595468934
- ISBN 13
- 9780595468935
- Item weight
- 428 grams
This study is directed at those individuals who want to know if what they believe is what the Bible reveals. In it one will examine such beliefs as the soul and immortality, Original Sin, can a soul die, death and resurrection, what is eternal life, Baptism and Infant Baptism, the one thousand years of Revelation, the first and second resurrection, and the topic of Hell. A great multitude of Christians agree that their end time fate rests upon the beliefs they have in this present life: the ultimate goal is to be found acceptable to God.Christians, in an ever-increasing number, are seeking answers to why they believe what they believe. They are questioning long-held traditions and origins of beliefs they were taught since childhood. As a detective investigates a crime, seeking out the facts while weeding out here-say and suppositions, so too does this study seek to do the same. Restoring one's beliefs to what the Apostles of the early Church believed, taught, and practiced should be the ultimate goal of all Christians. What is presented was written in a strong enough way to justify its acceptance, yet in so doing does not discredit those who can't accept it for whatever reason. You decide!
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About the Author
Kenneth Fortier spent his life studying religious theology. This is thesecond book he has self-published addressing theology. He taught classes oneschatology and its effect on Christian thinking. He published and edited amonthly evangelical journal in the early 1980?s, and still remains active inevangelism today.
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