aionios=eternal?

From: Jan S Haugland (jansh@telepost.no)
Date: Tue Apr 16 1996 - 18:35:57 EDT

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Hello

I had believed that "everlasting" or "eternal" in the NT meant just
that. I have a friend who argues "everlasting" may mean a period that
eventually ends. Now, sometimes that's theologically easier, but I
would like the grammatical facts, if anybody can go beyond the
dictionary?

Thanks in advance,
- Jan
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