Is Hell A Real Place?

Question

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Answer 1

if u think it is ....... then it is !

Answer 2

I doubt hell is a "real place of fire". I believe each person, in the end, has their own hell. What comes around goes around. I try to be an optimist in believing that most people go to Heaven and no one will every know what that is til we get there, of course. Faith and goodness and spirituality is what we should try to base our lives on. We are only here on Earth for such a short time comparitively speaking and eternity is forever. Not just for that reason we should see and treat everyone and all the animals with the love and care that we want for ourselves and ours. If people and life were that way, and I believe that God intended it to be, wouldn't it be wonderful. Except that it's as if humans don't appreciate what they have until it's gone. Human nature I guess.

Answer 3

No. There is no such place. The idea of hell came to Christianity from the Greeks who believed that all dead people went to a gloomy, boring place beneath the earth. Christian teaching spread among the Greeks first, then to the Romans- both of whom already had ideas about things happening after death. In the meantime, the idea of hell has been a handy concept for scaring little children into behaving themselves- kind of the opposite of Santa Claus. There is no physical place under the earth that is big enough to contain all the souls who ever lived and still have room for a lake of fire. What actually happens to all of those dead bodies is that they break down into smaller components and become food for fungi, molds, worms and so on, so that the molecules that once composed a body return to the eco-system. Aren't you glad you asked?

Answer 4

Yes, Hell is real. The bible talks about it, when the day of judgement comes we will be either in heaven with God or in Hell with the devil. These are some bible versus that talks about hell:
Psalms 9:17 : 17The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.
Malachi 4:1
1 "Surely the day is coming; it will burn like a furnace. All the arrogant and every evildoer will be stubble, and that day that is coming will set them on fire," says the LORD Almighty. "Not a root or a branch will be left to them.


Matthew 13:42
42They will throw them into the fiery furnace, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

Answer 5

You'll find out soon enough.

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Answer 6

People often forget they have brains when it comes to a topic such as hell. Oh, many persons will ponder on financial or other matters, but when hell is the subject they seem to prefer that someone else do the thinking. They may even push all hope of reasoning aside and declare, as one hell-fire believer did, that if he did not think the Bible taught a literal, red-hot, soul-scorching hell he would throw his Bible into the ash can. That is an extreme case. But it reflects a modern-day tendency to try to make God conform to man’s ideas of how things should be run.

Pagan religions are noted for teaching red-hot hells. The ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians, Persians, Grecians and Hindus taught flaming hells. The Buddhists teach a hell wherein people cook and sizzle in blazing kettles. Is the Bible hell as hot as the pagans paint theirs? The answer is NO.

This raises the question: Did Almighty God create such a place of torment? Well, what was God’s view when the Israelites, following the example of peoples who lived nearby, began to burn their children in fire? He explains in his Word: “They have built the high places of Topheth, which is in the valley of the son of Hinnom, in order to burn their sons and their daughters in the fire, a thing that I had not commanded and that had not come up into my heart.”—Jeremiah 7:31.

Think about this. If the idea of roasting people in fire had never come into God’s heart, does it seem reasonable that he created a fiery hell for those who do not serve him? The Bible says, “God is love.” (1 John 4:8) Would a loving God really torment people forever? Would you do so? Knowing of God’s love should move us to turn to his Word to find out just what hell is.

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Answer 7

I have a hard time with this one because of what I was taught but as I grow I'm finding that my own beliefs make more sense Christian wise...

I personally do not believe that there is a hell. Historically hell was gahenna, a place outside of Jerusalem where the people took their trash and burned it. They would tell their children to be good or they would go to gahenna when they died.

I cannot believe that Jesus died for me and would be willing to see me suffer so badly. I also believe that those who do not believe (atheist) will not go there because of the price Jesus paid for them. He didn't die just for *Christians* as they did not exist when He was on the cross. He died for ALL.

His death would be meaningless and pointless unless it meant exactly what He said.

Answer 8

this is the easy grave. many human beings use symbolic scriptures to attempt to instruct that hell is an part of torment. notwithstanding the Bible says that once you die, you recognize no longer something and function no emotions or reminiscence. How ought to you conflict through in hell. The soul is the guy themselves and is no longer immortal. yet, inspite of if it were something that lived when you died, how ought to this is burned? It has no variety or substance. If evil human beings are meant to be punished in a hell hearth, then why did God no longer tell Adam and Eve they could die and flow to such an section? they ought to were the first ones to flow there. Their mistake lost eternal existence in a paradise earth for each of the human race. What ought to nicely be worse than that? The Bible speaks of hell being thrown into the lake of hearth in Revelation. How ought to you throw hell into the lake of hearth even if this is the lake of hearth? Rev 20:14. this signifies that lack of life and the grave will be finished away with continuously. entire destruction. Rev 21:3 says that there'll be no extra discomfort, ailment or lack of life. That explains verse 20:14 that asserts lack of life and hades will be destroyed. One scripture states that hell is the position moth and worms are and they don't look destroyed. Are those souls of, or literal. and how ought to they be burned in the experience that they were souls and if no longer, a literal trojan horse ought to die in little or no warmth. those verses in simple terms propose that some those who die seriously is not resurrected and could be completely alienated from God. this is punishment sufficient.

Answer 9

We are all living in Hell, this planet is Hell, This place is where you get sent if you're not good enough for some place better. We live in various levels of Hell, take Ethiopia or Toxteth for instance. If you've not improved as a human being, you get reborn and end up back here again. It's just so obvious, welcome to Hell.

Answer 10

Absolutely. Hell is an unincorporated community with a population of 266, located in Putnam Township, in Livingston County, and in the U.S. State of Michigan

Answer 11

I believe that Hell is what people with a conscience experience when they feel they have done something wrong, The greater they feel the wrong was, the greater the Hell they feel. This to those undergoing it is a very real place.