Is It Fair to Be Born Fallen and Then Judged?

Is It Fair to Be Born Fallen and Then Judged?

If we didn’t ask to be born—and if we enter a fallen world where sin is inevitable—how can eternal judgment be just? Rather than repeating familiar answers, we examine the tension between biblical texts.

If we didn’t ask to be born—and if we enter a fallen world where sin is inevitable—how can eternal judgment be just? Rather than repeating familiar answers, we examine the tension between biblical texts.

Abdu Murray

In this episode of All Rise , Abdu Murray and Derek Caldwell confront one of the most difficult questions about hell: is it fair?

If we didn’t ask to be born—and if we enter a fallen world where sin is inevitable—how can eternal judgment be just? Rather than repeating familiar answers, we examine the tension between biblical texts that seem to support everything from “double predestination” to “universalism” and everything in between to help make sense of the biblical portrayal of hope.

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