Atheist Says Eternal Hell Is UNJUST — John Lennox Responds

Can eternal punishment ever be just? In this thought-provoking exchange at the Veritas Forum, atheist philosopher Michael Tooley challenges Christian mathematician and apologist John Lennox on one of Christianity's most difficult teachings: final judgment. If human beings live for a limited time, how could eternal consequences be fair? And does the Christian promise of an afterlife actually solve the problem of suffering — or create an even harder question? Lennox responds by exploring human freedom, the meaning of the cross, and why he believes God's final judgment is essential to ultimate justice. In this episode of The Christian Take, we examine these arguments through a Christian perspective, including an important distinction between final judgment and eternal conscious suffering. If you want to explore difficult questions about God with more clarity, I've also shared The Atheist's Code in the pinned comment. Original discussion: John Lennox and Michael Tooley — Veritas Forum Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO6TPRblE3U This video features selected excerpts from the original conversation with independent Christian commentary and analysis from The Christian Take.