death

Greg Campbell has gone home to die. His liver and kidneys are failing and on Wednesday, March 8, he left the hospital because he didn't want to die in an institution. He has chosen to die at home where he finds peace and love and safety.

We talked about his faith, his desire to teach people that they don't need to fear death and the deep joy in having time to say goodbye to friends.

Greg said, "Am I sad? Yeah. But this is the trail I'm on. And I have to finish the trail."

In this episode I bring in a special guest to discuss death. We try not to be too morbid about the whole thing, but Maria just went through the death of her mom and has some valuable experience and advice to share. Plus, she's my wife and it was fun having her in the studio. Hopefully, no one else has to die before she comes back.

A quiet morning in 1949, one man went on a twelve minute walk. That walk would be called "The Walk of Death".

Did an item found in many medicine cabinets play a role in the death of a millionaire? "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant reports.

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This week the guys deliver "Hell" Q&A Part 2. Does your theory of atonement affect your view on the afterlife? What exactly is annihilationism? Plenty to talk about this week!

The guys put the finishing touches on their hell series this week with the last of the passages on death and the afterlife. Weeping and gnashing of teeth, eternal destruction, outer darkness, fire, eternal punishment...these are just some of the highlights from this week's ACP episode.