The Truth About Hell

We are faced with a strange situation when a word is common and used daily by most people, yet it seems that the word itself contains something no one wants to talk about. This is the case with the term "hell," as John Blanchard shows us. People use the word "hell" in various contexts. For example, to run "like hell" means to go as fast as possible; to have "a snowball's chance in hell" means to have no success at all; to "raise hell" implies causing trouble; to be "mad as hell" is to be furious; to make someone "go through hell" is to make them endure many difficulties; to "try like hell" is to try your utmost. But what about hell itself? Does it really exist? Can we know anything about it? And perhaps even more importantly, why should hell concern us at all?

Reading this booklet won't take long, yet it could be the most important book you ever encounter. Don't wait, why not take the time to read it right now?

Pages: 54
ISBN: 9781932481730