Heaven
Heaven by Gordon J. Keddie, published by Evangelical Times in 2006, is a concise exploration of the concept of heaven, spanning 79 pages. Written in clear and accessible language, Keddie provides a guided tour of this significant topic, addressing common misconceptions and grounding his insights in biblical references.
Readers will find a thorough examination of questions surrounding heaven, including its nature, location, and the criteria for entry. Keddie discusses who will inhabit heaven and what individuals may experience there, while also emphasizing the importance of understanding the singular path to heaven. This booklet is designed to engage both believers and non-believers, offering a straightforward and thought-provoking perspective on Christian theology related to the afterlife.
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Writing in a way which is clear and easy to understand, Gordon Keddie gives a ‘guided tour’ on the subject of heaven. He starts by demolishing common misconceptions about heaven and then rebuilds on the foundation of the Bible. Using many biblical references, he answers questions such as: What is heaven like? Where is it? How do you get there? Who will inhabit heaven? What will we be like in heaven? and Are we in any condition to go to heaven? The final chapter is a solemn reminder that there is only one way to heaven and no second chance in eternity. Straight to the point and continuously challenging, this booklet addresses believers and unbelievers alike.
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