There is possibly no less popular message in modern culture than that one should expect to actually be held accountable for one\u2019s actions. Teachers, doctors, politicians and most recently, pseudo-theologians are more than willing to create excuses, conditions and ailments to explain away the wrong doing of any and all that come to them for assistance. Among modern liberal theological minds, Jesus\u2019 death on the cross was a universal saving act by which all are saved \u2013 regardless of one\u2019s position in Christ \u2013 or even one\u2019s belief in Christ. Former (reasonably) \u201cgood-guy\u201d Christian teacher Tony Campolo goes so far as to say that Muslims will enter Heaven before Christians, because they \u201cdo\u201d the right things; all-the-while not believing in Christ what-so-ever.<\/p>\n
The crux of these theological laterals, it seems, stems from an all-out averseness to the doctrines of Hell. Eternal judgment, naturally, is not a crowd-pleaser doctrine.\u00a0\u00a0But what exactly does the scripture teach that the wages of sin are?<\/p>\n
This week\u2019s Gospel Truth Vlog Series post seeks to answer that question biblically, with no sensibilities offered\u00a0for the Oprah-friendly or scriptural deconstructionists.<\/p>\n
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