HELL NO! – The Bible and the Afterlife

Tonight's speaker, James D. Dickie, MD, is a founding member of P&P from back in 2009. Since then, he’s been giving a lot of thought to what the churches are teaching about hell.

Isn’t the idea of eternal conscious torment taught all through the Bible? Isn’t that where Christians get their ideas about it? James wants to tell us about hell’s mythological character — and help us understand its origins.

As a Christian, James says that love wins in the end. He believes there is an ultimate universal reconciliation of the human race to a Creator who values each of us.

So let’s look together into the great Unseen; let’s learn the meanings of the terms hades and sheol, Gehenna, Tartarus, the lake of fire, and the second death.

Maybe somebody you know needs to know more about this. Bring ‘em along Friday night. Bring your own thoughts and questions. Should be quite a discussion!

About James Dickie, MD:
• Fort Hays State University, BA in Chemistry, Summa Cum Laude, 1991
• Kansas University School of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine, 1995
• MidMichigan Regional Medical Center Family Medicine Residency, 1998
• Board Certified in Family Medicine 1998
• Certified in Age Management Medicine in 2008 by Cenegenics Education and Research Foundation
• Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine, 2014

Areas of expertise and focus:
• Family Medicine with Obstetrics
• Age Management Medicine, including hormone optimization
• Lyme disease and other Chronic Diseases
• Emergency Medicine

Left medicine in 2016, followed by earning a Class A Contractor License and returning to the family concrete construction business.

Began deliberately learning to sing and play guitar in 2016, following his dream of becoming a performing artist.
Maybe we can get him to play a tune for us!

See you Friday!
Fred Heeren

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Afterwards: We'll continue our conversations over drinks and food at the Blue Moose.

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Come early between 6:45 and 6:55 p.m. to chat and make new friends before we get started. But be sure to join us by 6:55, if you can, so we can start right at 7:00.
All attendees are expected to follow the P&P Code of Conduct, so all can feel safe while we have a great time.

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WANT MORE DISCUSSION, DURING THE WEEK?: Just a reminder that we can continue our discussion of this event (or anything else) on our P&P Discord server. Here's how to use it:
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