What in Hell Conflicts with God? The Divine Promulgation View of Hell Confirms the Reality of Hell Does Not Make God a Moral Monster
Book Club Discussion Questions
- What do you think of the book’s title and how it relates to the book’s contents?
- What other title might you choose?
- What do you think of the book’s cover? How well does it convey the message of the book?
- What in Hell Conflicts with God is a moral apologetic (defense) of God on hell’s doctrine. Do you think the author did a good job standing up for God in the face of this challenging doctrine?
- Do you think the author proved that God’s attributes (love, mercy, and sovereignty) remain intact despite hell being a reality?
- The Divine Promulgation View of Hell is a fresh view that the author has put forth to respond to hell’s doctrine. Did the author explain this view well?
- If you were in a conversation about God and hell with an unbeliever or someone who thought God was at fault for hell, would you use the Divine Promulgation View of Hell to prove God is not immoral?
- The author used the Divine Promulgation View of Hell to respond to several objections to hell. Do you think this view successfully responds to these objections?
- The author believes that the Divine Promulgation View of Hell offers a hopeful way to converse on hell’s topic so that the discussion can continue and more people can receive salvation from hell. Did the author successfully demonstrate this belief?
- Has this book changed or impacted your perspective about God? About hell?
- How would you briefly describe the book to a friend?
- If you could ask the author a question, what would you ask?
- If you could write one more chapter after the ending, what would you write?
- Would you read more books from this author?
- Would you recommend this book to other readers? Why or why not?
Deaf by Giants When Your Flesh is Louder Than His Voice
Book Club Discussion Questions
Looking for the next book for your book club? Looking to start a book club and you need a really great book? Deaf by Giants is the book you have been looking for. Prepare for a lively discussion with your group as you delve into various aspects of this thought provoking book.
Structure of the book:
- What do you think of the book’s title? How does it relate to the book’s contents? What other title might you choose?
- What do you think of the book’s cover? How well does it convey what the book is about?
- Do you think the book had enough graphics? If not, what graphics would you add?
Impetus of the book:
- What do you think the author’s purpose was in writing this book? What ideas was she trying to get across?
- Why might the author have chosen to tell the story the way she did?
Impact of the book:
- What aspects of the author’s story could you most relate to?
- Has this novel changed you—broadened your perspective?
- If you had to choose one lesson that the author was trying to teach us with this book, what would it be?
- Do you think any of the stories could be expanded into a full-length book?
- Would you recommend this book to other readers? To your close friend? Why or why not?
- If you were making a movie of this book, who would you cast?
- How would you briefly describe the book to a friend?
- If you could ask the author a question, what would you ask?
- If you could write one more chapter after the ending, what would you write?
- Would you read more books from this author?