annihilationists
Annihilationism is a theological view within Christianity concerning the final destiny of the unsaved. Proponents of annihilationism, also known as conditionalism, believe that the wicked will be utterly destroyed and cease to exist after the final judgment, rather than suffering eternal conscious torment in hell. This contrasts with the traditional view of eternal conscious torment, which holds that the unsaved will endure unending suffering.
The core tenet of annihilationism is that the punishment for sin is death, and the wages of
Biblical support for annihilationism is drawn from various scriptures, including Malachi 4:1, which speaks of the
Theological arguments for annihilationism often emphasize the justice and love of God. They contend that eternal