People Don't Go to Hell in the Bible

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The question here isn't about the difference between Christianity at it's beginning and Christianity today, but rather a question about the Old and New Testament's reference, or lack there of, to hell.  The New Testament scriptures [original manuscripts] have not changed from then to now.  Hell has always been a part of the revelation of the New Testament.

Maybe that's because Christianity incorporated Greek and Persian religious beliefs about such things as hell, eternal punishment, angels, demons, spirits, resurrection.

Maybe,

Or maybe Greek and Persian religious beliefs were incorporated from Judaism and subsequently Christianity.

Or maybe the shared religious beliefs are true.

Determining the origin or process of the development of a belief doesn't invalidate the belief (genetic fallacy).  

BTW, Islam incorporated the Christian beliefs about such things in their fairy tale.

Why wouldn't they.  Islam claims that the Qur'an is the final revelation of the same God.