NTWrightPage

  • Audio/Video
  • Sermons
  • Oratorios
  • Book Excerpts
  • Book Reviews
  • Q&A and Interviews
  • Articles
  • Articles About Wright
  • Translations
  • ntwrightonline.org

The New Testament Doesn’t Say What Most People Think It Does About Heaven

One of the central stories of the Bible, many people believe, is that there is a heaven and an earth and that human souls have been exiled from heaven and are serving out time here on earth until they can return. Indeed, for most modern Christians, the idea of “going to heaven when you die” is not simply one belief among others, but the one that seems to give a point to it all.

Read the whole thing.

Facebooktwitterpinterestmail

Filed Under: Articles

Get Fresh Content Delivered

Join and get free content delivered automatically each time we publish.

Connect with Us Online

Recent Posts

  • N.T. Wright: Who is This God?
  • Francis Collins and N. T. Wright: Evolution, Truth and the Case for God
  • BioLogos: New Creation Breaking In
  • God and Science: Francis Collins and N.T. Wright in Conversation
  • Can a Scientist Believe in the Resurrection?

Categories

  • Articles
  • Articles About Wright
  • Audio/Video
  • Book Excerpts
  • Book Reviews
  • Books
  • Courses
  • Gifford Lectures
  • New Publications
  • Oratorios
  • Podcasts
  • Q&A and Interviews
  • Sermons
  • Speaking Engagements
  • Translations
  • Uncategorized

Recent Tags

Admirato Amirato Anglican Church Bach Between Beliefs Bible Review BioLogos Christianity Christmas Easter End Times Enlightenment Ephesians Epistemology of Love Ernst Käsemann Eschatology Farsi God's Homecoming God and Science heaven Jesus John Justification Justification by Faith kingdom of god Luke 2 Nativity new creation New Dictionary of Theology Oxford Pastorate Parables Paul politics Portuguese Premier Unbelievable? Publications Queen Elizabeth II Resurrection Richard Hays Romans Science Spanish Spiritual Warfare St John Passion Wrightsaid Q&A

Copyright © 2026 · Generate Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in