What Happens To Non-Christians When They Die?

What Happens to Non-Christians when they die?

An Evaluation of various perspectives

Felipe Palma

A130101

Alphacrucis College: Baulkham Hills

THE101: Understanding the Faith: A Survey of Christian Doctrine – Major Essay

Due date: 10 May 2013

Submission date: 10 May 2012

Final word count: 2003

Plagiarism Quiz Score: 92%

Plagiarism Quiz Completed: 30/3/13

I hereby declare that the following work in this assessment is my own, except where indicated through due referencing. This assessment has not, in full or part, been submitted for another class or course at AC or any other institution.

Signed: Felipe Palma Date: 10 May 2013

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Surprised By Hope - Kindle Edition. London: SPCK, 2007.

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[1] Tom Wright, Surprised by Hope – Kindle Edition (London, UK: SPCK, 2007), p 189.

[2] William V. Crockett “Four Views on Hell” Edited by William Crockett (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1996), p 48.

[3] Eldon Woodcock, “Hell: An Exhaustive Look at the Burning Issue” – Kindle Edition (WestBow Press, 2012) p, 475.

[4] John F. Valvoord “Four Views on Hell” Edited by William Crockett (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1996), p 27.

[5] Jonathan Edwards, as cited in Owen Strachan and Dough Sweeney, Jonathan Edwards on heaven and hell (Chicago, IL: Moody, 2010)

[6] Crockett, p 50-51.

[7] Greg Boyd, “The Case for Annihilationism” http://reknew.org/resource/essays/judgment/the case for annihilationism. (accessed on May 06, 2013).

[8] Clark H. Pinnock “Four Views on Hell” Edited by William Crockett (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1996), p 36-39.

[9] John Stott and David L. Edwards, “Essentials: A Liberal – Evangelical Dialogue” (London, 1988), p 316.

[10] Zachary J. Hayes “Four views of Hell” edited by William Crockett (Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1996), p