If you were doing a historical census, would you expect to find a larger population in heaven or in hell?

Answer 1

Neither exists, stop asking fairy tale questions.

Answer 2

there are many more in heaven
even those in hell soon tire of non stop sin ,intime all repent and move to the light , how many debaucheries can a spirit do till you wake up to the fact no one dies , even the vilest in time detests and redeems thier evil
some longer others sooner but in time more see that the same non stop is just boring and yearn for a new experioence and get it if they ask god
god has grace ,and knows when we are sincere [in time]

Answer 3

Equal

Answer 4

Hell is the grave but according to the scriptures hell has more people.

(Luke 13:23-24) 23 Now a certain man said to him: “Lord, are those who are being saved few?” He said to them: 24 “Exert yourselves vigorously to get in through the narrow door, because many, I tell YOU, will seek to get in but will not be able,

Answer 5

Possibly 10% may make it to heaven but not likely.

Answer 6

Well in the past, I would say hell. But today, we are living in
times of revival and I would say that more people are looking
for the right answers, and are putting their faith and trust in
God.

Answer 7

Exactly equal 0 and 0.

Answer 8

Hell, obviously. Heaven is an exclusive club and doesn't accept new members very often.

Answer 9

Hell of course.

Answer 10

I'd expect most everyone to be in a graveyard of sorts.

Answer 11

I know that exact population of both! It's zero!