While no one likes the thought of loved ones going to Hell, this is a conversation that needs to happen, and be taken more seriously. This book provides the information and tools needed to have this conversation in a way that helps to see the importance of the material, without the Hellfire and brimestone type teaching that has scared so many from the church. Most importantly, this book looks at the eternal hope that can be found even in such a difficult subject. Very well thought out and written. A great tool, which I will be sure to use in the future.

Received ErasingHell today and finished reading it within hours. The book was extremely well written and researched from a Biblical standpoint, which I feel is must needed in this day of "anything goes theology" reasoning. Another hit for Francis Chan. Riveting, resounding, and a must read for every Christian today.

I was very excited for this book to be released, and I was not disappointed. It is still written from Chan's voice which is very easy to understand, but with a different feel than Crazy Love. Crazy Love was full of personal reflection, and times of uplift. This book does share the time of personal reflection, but not as much uplift, which I enjoyed. It makes you get to the heart of yourself and your belief in God, "Could you believe in a God that would send people to Hell?"

I don't agree with everything Chan had to say, but that's okay because I completely agree with His urgency to give others the way to Heaven instead of a debate about Hell.

This is a great read for everyone. Some of you will thoroughly enjoy the in-depth study of scripture in it's original language while others will find the reflection great. All-in-all, great book.

This is an important book for the public coming on the heels of popular books like "The Shack" and "Love Wins".

Chan makes articulate and accurate interpretation of the divine scriptures on the topic of hell.

A must read for any serious student of the Bible.

Erasing Hell is a solid, well grounded view of what hell is like and who will qualify to be there. It's a wake-up call for everyone to genuinely review how real your relationship and obedience to the Holy Spirit is going. Clearly, being a good person and going to church does not secure salvation. Very thought provoking.