In this exchange, Cliffe Knechtle is challenged by a sharp atheist student who questions not only the morality of hell, but the very character of God. She pushes hard on multiple fronts — from the justice of eternal punishment to whether God can truly be loving, and even whether it's appropriate to call God “He.” Throughout the debate, she attempts to corner Cliffe with philosophical and emotional arguments, arguing that unconditional love and eternal damnation cannot coexist. The conversation dives deep into the nature of free will, the meaning of life without God, and whether evolution and science make faith irrelevant. Cliffe pushes back with clarity and conviction, arguing for a God who loves, but does not force Himself on anyone — even into eternity. This is one of the most engaging and layered dialogues you’ll find on campus — tackling morality, identity, science, and ultimate meaning. 👇 Join the conversation in the comments. Do you think hell disproves a loving God? CHAPTE...