Praise for Bronson’s How to Get to Heaven.

Will Bronson's book will echo well with many Evangelical believers who do not necessarily like the stereotype this name implies. Will pushes the envelope of that label and offers traditional Christians some room to breathe. His challenge is to move biblical conversation to a more open and engaging place.

Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston, Assistant Episcopal Bishop of California

"If I had written on this topic, this is the book I would have written."

Frank Schaeffer author of CRAZY FOR GOD-How I Grew Up As One Of The Elect, Helped Found The Religious Right, And Lived To Take All (Or Almost All) Of It Back

Will Bronson's easy-to-read How to Get to Heaven addresses a life-and-death topic from a different sort of angle and is truly a different sort of book on the topic of heaven.  That is precisely what makes it worth your time to read it.  Bronson doesn't give you a traditional, orthodox look at how to get to heaven, yet warmly invites you to seek to go there, and helps you understand what conversion to Christ should mean in terms of living life humbly and generously.  The sections on the topic of annihilation are particularly worth the price and time.

Douglas Stuart, Professor of Old Testament, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary

I know Will Bronson from his studies at EDS. He is a serious student of theology and a careful thinker. Though many, like I, do not rely on eschatology to support their faith, Will's attempt to provide one in general terms may help others outside the church find a reasoned approach to faith. His sensitivity to sexual preference issues and gender neutral language should make this book attractive to a broad audience. His charity is found in the chapter on inclusivism. Though not offering a free ticket, Bronson claims the gospel applies to all people of good will regardless of their faith.

The Reverend Canon Ed Rodman, Episcopal Divinity School

"I just want to say how much your book " How to Get To Heaven" has been a blessing to me. As an Anglican Priest, and for that matter, a servant of the Lord in the Diocese of Tamale in Ghana, I thank you, Brother Will for writing a book that takes away some of the theological manipulation which is all too common in the church and it's colonial past. I encourage everyone to read it, and I know that they will want to read it over and over again. Accept my compliments.

Rev. Paul Katampu

I highly recommend this liberal social gospel romp through the elements of the Christian faith. Dr. Bronson, pious and kind hearted, represents, I suspect, much popular thinking about How to Get to Heaven. For once the sticking point is not the destiny of unbelievers (about which I agree with Bronson), but about how to enter God's eternal kingdom. Is Bronson's list of three things to do really the answer? This book is well worth reading and pondering as a popular representation of a particular view of Christianity.

Freeman Barton, Director of Goddard Library, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Retired.

My friend, Will Bronson who I have known for nearly 40 years has captured what I call the ABC's of Christianity. A person must be in a right Attitude of Acceptance to Believe in the Blood of Christ on the Cross. As a physician, mnemonics always aid in our learning process. Finally we will reach the "TOP" by not only Trusting, Obeying, but also Persevere in Pleasing God through Prayer.

John V Chang DO,MSc,FAAUCM

Being a Quaker and a Professor of New Testament Theology at St.Phillips' Theological College, Maseno, Kenya, I highly commend the thoughtful insights and imageries by Dr.William Bronson on, "How to Get to Heaven."  This is an excellent contribution to modern eschatology. In its simple presentation, I find it appealing to all readers.

(Dr.) Elphas Wambani, Lecturer at St.Phillips Anglican Seminary, Kenya