Love's Final Victory by Horatio
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* * * * * Now, with regard to the portion of the wicked in the next life, there are three main theories that are held. First: There is the theory of everlasting conscious torment of the most terrific kind. It is not clearly defined whether the suffering is of the body or the mind, or both; but the general idea is that it is of both. The bodily suffering is usually conceived of as being inflicted by fire; but whether the fire is material or of some other kind, is not clearly defined. The mental suffering is usually represented as the most bitter remorse. Then second: There is the theory of extinction at death or after. The idea is that there is utter destruction both of the body and the mind at some period. Then again: Some hold that the wicked are given another opportunity after this life of obtaining salvation; that many will do so, and that the remainder will be destroyed. We may call this the theory of extinction. DR. EDWARD WHITE'S THEORY. Some are very definite in locating the period of a second probation as co-extensive with the Millenial reign. Others do not pretend to know when it will happen, or how long it will last; they simply believe it will happen. This idea of a second probation is very similar to Dr. |
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