Annihilationism and Penal Substitutionary Atonement Once More (QoW #1006)

Reasonable Faith Podcast by William Lane Craig

Sep 4, 20260:05:37Music

A reader follows up on an earlier question about annihilationism, asking Dr. Craig to unpack what it means that Christ was "momentarily separated" from the Father on the cross, given that the Trinity is indivisible. Dr....

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