As a pastor, so many times people want to know about God, and God condemning people to hell. They want to challenge me that a loving God wouldn't let anyone be punished.

But they forget that God has given all of us free will. God has given us choices all of our lives. What if the choice to be separated from heaven doesn't come from God, but rather comes from within ourselves. What if we are the ones who can't tolerate heaven.

In this intriguing book, we are challenged with that very concept. Is C.S. Lewis right or wrong? I'm not sure it matters. What matters is that this opens up the conversation in a very different way.
As a pastor, so many times people want to know about God, and God condemning people to hell. They want to challenge me that a loving God wouldn't let anyone be punished. But they forget that God has given all of us free will. God has given us choices all of our lives. What if the choice to be separated from heaven doesn't come from God, but rather comes from within ourselves. What if we are the ones who can't tolerate heaven. In this intriguing book, we are challenged with that very concept. Is C. S. Lewis right or wrong? I'm not sure it matters. What matters is that this opens up the conversation in a very different way.