Lies We Believe rebrands the theology of The Shack as doctrine.
Young’s own story is the result of excruciating personal pain and his experience of recovery. The #2 title today (January 26, 2019) is C.S. The day I originally wrote this post, March 13, 2017, it was the #2 THEOLOGY book. The theology/doctrine of Lies We Believe is the storyline his novel. That argument won’t hold a teaspoon of coffee anymore because The Shack’s author has become the most popular authority of who God is. The popular response to objections about The Shack is that it’s just a novel. Readers didn’t characterize the book as non-fiction theology, the author/publisher did. Today Lies We Believe About God is the #2 selling Christian Theology Kindle book on the planet. I’m sharing seven “lies” Young insists come from the Bible. In case you didn’t know, he’s also changed his job title from novelist to theologian. He’ll tell you himself that story is powerful. How someone could do that I don't know, but definitely that tension is held in Scripture for sure.Paul Young, author of The Shack, is an affable guy with a great story. Potentially forever and, potentially, you could say 'no' forever. "I think there is an ongoing relational confrontation between the One who knows you best and loves you best. He added that he doesn't believe people's stories are over "just because you die." "I think that Jesus is both our salvation and rightful judge but that judgment is intended for our good, not our harm."
You're going to enter a crisis - and I don't think the story is over I don't think death is our damnation," he continued. "And every time the New Testament talks about the issue of judgment, it talks about crisis - the Greek work for judgment - and it's a crisis. "You're putting a 'don't return ' as if death is the final arbiter. Romans itself says that death can't separate you from the love of God ," he argued. Speaking to Eternity website in Australia, the author was asked what happens to a person who does not know God or does not return to God within the time frame of their life on earth. In 2009 it was awarded the "Diamond Award" for sales of over 10 million copies by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association 1 paperback trade fiction seller on The New York Times Best Seller list from June 2008 to early 2010. This is a teaching that is at odds with what many evangelicals believe. William Paul Young, the author behind bestseller The Shack, later turned into a movie in 2017, says he doesn't believe that those who die without knowing Jesus Christ cannot achieve salvation.
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