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The Foundation and Pillars Thereof Discovered, Searched, Shaken and Removed
A Modern Reader’s Edition of the 1658 Classic
What if the Bible never taught the hell we were taught to fear?
In 1658, English Baptist writer Samuel Richardson dared to question the doctrine of endless conscious torment.
He went back to Scripture.
What do the biblical words translated hell actually mean? Do Sheol, Hades, and Gehenna describe the same place? Does everlasting always mean never-ending? Do biblical images of fire, wrath, and judgment really prove eternal torment?
Richardson believed they did not.
Nearly four centuries later, his questions remain remarkably relevant.
This Modern Reader’s Edition brings Richardson’s classic into clear, contemporary English while preserving the substance of his arguments.
Go back to the biblical words. Examine the passages. Question inherited assumptions. And decide for yourself whether the Bible really teaches eternal punishment.
Truth has nothing to fear from examination.
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