Does Les Feldick believe people who disagree with his teaching are going to hell?

Les explains that he is not trying to twist arms out of one group into another but to get people into the book. He says if you don't agree with him, that's fine and you don't have to agree on every point. That does not mean he thinks you are going to hell or that you should think he is. He knows some people do think that way, but he says that is not the point he's making. He invites open ears and says if you can prove him wrong, that's your prerogative, though he doesn't think you will. His purpose is to promote Scripture study, not any group.