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Living Without Hell

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Our grandparents had a strong, vivid belief in hell, which seems to have been lost.
Philip Crowe asks why the idea of hell has been abandoned and considers the consequences for society and the church. Reader Sean Barrett
Producer MICHAEL SHOE-SMITH BBC Birmingham

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Unknown:
Philip Crowe
Reader:
Sean Barrett
Producer:
Michael Shoe-Smith
Source: Radio Times

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