Irational fear of hell still naggs me from time to time

[Minimalist]

You need to see a shrink, dripshit.  Plus a nice long stay in a room with padded walls.

[Athene]

 It's not irrational, it is quite sensible hell is a place to be feared.

GC

Lol....About as rational as grown folks fearing monsters under their bed. Or in the closet.
The notion of Hell is just as, if not more fuggin' ludicrous.

Any grown-ass adult who's a-scaredy of "Hell" needs to be (metaphorically) slapped, and hereby stop concerning themselves with magical MADE-UP bullshit immediately.

It really is that simple, OP. Don't overthink it. 
"Hell" deserves no more credence than any other imagined, impossible crap/shit-story.

[Drich]

You need to see a shrink, dripshit.  Plus a nice long stay in a room with padded walls.

So tell me some more about what your America would look like without a constitution or bill of rights...

[snowtracks]

[Succubus]

What determines one's eternity is acceptance or rejections of the offer of Salvation. God's nature doesn't allow for torment,  the anguish in Hell (after Judgement) is self-imposed. Everyone see evidence of God's works of creation so that's not the issue, the issue is sin; the new creation will be a sin-free, but the really good part is that those who choose salvation will have free will without the possibility of sinning.

Why didn't god make this, creation sin free? The omniscient god knew Adam and Eve would eat the magic apple before he even created them, and the omnipresent god stood there and watched them do it, why? And why did god put the serpent in the garden, he knew exactly what the little shit was going to tell them. God set them up, they were framed. Even the O J Simpson jury would find him guilty.

My bold.

[Astreja]

If you want to experience it for yourself then threaten to spit in God's eye and demand he show you what was so bad about hell. Over and over and over again. I promise you. you will see Hell. What i can't promise is a return trip home. Even so that what I did. I wanted to know the truth and I jumped off a cliff to find it. I did.

Your method sounds very much like an act of self-hypnosis, especially the "over and over and over again" part.

[Edwardo Piet]

 It's not irrational, it is quite sensible hell is a place to be feared.

Hell isn't scary. I'm scarier than Hell.

Boru Hammy

[KevinM1]

[Angrboda]

After all this time! You are still a damned liar!

Do you know how I got to go?

i demanded to see it...

If you want to experience it for yourself then threaten to spit in God's eye and demand he show you what was so bad about hell. Over and over and over again. I promise you. you will see Hell. What i can't promise is a return trip home. Even so that what I did. I wanted to know the truth and I jumped off a cliff to find it. I did.

You had a stupid dream, you fucking moron. But by all means keep misrepresenting it, like the shit you are. Every time you retell one of your stories, it gets more and more fanciful. You're a piss poor liar.

[Simon Moon]

You need to see a shrink, dripshit.  Plus a nice long stay in a room with padded walls.

So tell me some more about what your America would look like without a  constitution or bill of rights...

The Constitution and Bill of Rights were created specifically to avoid theocracies, you moron.

Here's one for you:

The Treaty of Tripoli (created under Washington, and ratified under Adams)

"As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion; as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion, or tranquility, of Mussulmen (Muslims); and as the said States never entered into any war or act of hostility against any Mahometan (Mohammedan) nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries"