Alexander Pruss's Blog

Yesterday, I offered a Toy Model of how God could give infinite chances to someone and they could still reject him. The crucial assumption o...

Let’s start with a line of thought that doesn’t require Molinism. Let Infinite Chances be the thesis that God never definitively damns someo...

Jones definitively rejects God in this life. He dies. Should God give Jones a second chance at salvation? While an endless--or just extremel...

In my Death and Afterlife class, we were reading about whether immortality is worth having . The following has become clear to me: it is not...

There are four possible views on suffering in hell: Traditional View (TV): Some people have everlasting suffering in hell. Wea...

Ted Sider apparently has an argument (I reporting second-hand) that there is a continuum in the degree of sinfulness, but there i...