THE PARDONABLE SIN provides straight answers about our eternal destiny as human beings. Written by a long-time evangelical pastor and prolific author, it shows how prevailing views are often misguided and destructive. One such view, widely believed, is that most people die unsaved and are beyond redemption at that point. The author's loss of a grandson provides a case study of how destructive that idea can be. It also is not the gospel (which means "good news"). Instead it becomes an asterisk to the gospel, distorting it into bad news. However, opportunity for salvation after death for those who have not committed the unpardonable sin is more consistent with the Bible. And means millions more saved. Receiving similar scrutiny are issues such as the immortality of the soul, the wrath of God, the ultimate eradication of evil, and the glory of the age to come. All are examined in light of the Bible's "greatest prophecy never heard." Upon reading this book, you will wonder, "How and why have I never heard all this before?"