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Deanna Poole dittie_mddb2 — Fantastic book!! Looking forward to more by this author :)

Artur Tadaiesky arturtadaiaeb2 — I don't know if I can say anything about this book that hasn't been said already. No, it's not quite as CONTROVERSIAL as some people are making it out to be. If you're familiar with a respectable amount of classical Christian thought, you should have stumbled across many of these perspectives and arguments long before. Bell acknowledges as much in the preface. His approach is driven by questions, and he tests each possible answer, trying to follow them through to their ultimate conclusions – trying to honestly assess the consequences of each. I appreciate this about Rob. He realizes that God is not afraid of questions, so he lets them rain on down, even (especially) the ones that make other people uncomfortable to ask. And he paints a beautiful picture of the Jesus I know – the one so powerfully described in John 1, and portrayed throughout the Gospels. For my money, The Great Divorce is still the most coherent and useful book I've ever read on the subject of hell (despite being fiction!). But Love Wins is a great introduction to the theological discrepancies common in most Christians' understanding of the afterlife, and makes a compelling (and yes, Biblical) case for why we should actively rethink that stance.