What Do We Know About Heaven and Hell? by Various Authors from Books In Motion.com

Heaven and angels remain popular topics, but hell and devils have fallen out of fashion, perhaps to Satan's delight. This series of seven presentations examines first what the Bible teaches. Then the series surveys interpretations by secular writers such as Dante and Milton, by artists such as Michelangelo and van Eyck, and by composers such as Mozart, Berlioz and Monteverdi. 36 programs. The final program in the series is available both as an audio CD and as a video DVD. (A) Historical attitudes toward heaven and hell. Mark Noll, professor of history, University of Notre Dame. (B) Heaven and hell in the Old Testament. Doug Penney, associate professor of classical languages, Wheaton College. (C) Heaven and hell in the New Testament. Andy LePeau, editorial director and associate publisher, InterVarsity Press. (D) Heaven and hell in secular literature. Roger W. Lundin, professor of English, Wheaton College. (E) Heaven and hell in Goethes Faust. Clinton S. Shaffer, associate professor of German and department chairman, Wheaton College. (F) Heaven and hell in music. Colin Holman, music director of the Fox Valley Symphonic Orchestra, the Illinois Brass Band and the Fox Valley Concert Band. (G) Heaven and hell in art. John Walford, professor of art history, Wheaton College. Dr. Walfords presentation is available both as an audio CD and as a video on DVD.