What happened to hell?

No one can seriously think about Hell and remain emotionally and psychologically unaffected. The idea that, after a few years on Earth, countless human beings—many of whom would consider themselves honorable and decent citizens—will spend eternity in indescribable torment and exposed to the relentless wrath of God is overwhelming.

Reactions to the paralyzing prospect of eternal punishment vary: from those who completely dismiss the idea because they reject the authority of Scripture, to those who seek to soften its impact by reducing Hell to manageable proportions. What happens after death? What if the traditional images of Hell as a place of endless punishment and suffering were true? What if millions of ordinary men and women were headed there? If so, is there any way we can avoid or evade Hell? These questions are vitally important, and this book aims to find answers for them.