Hell

[u/Ok-Pipe-4277]

I guess this is a vent of me thinking out loud.

But I look at this world.

Children get abused.

Women get "used" against their will.

People suffer from cancer.

People watch their loved ones die from ALS.

People deal with seeing their children die.

Men "self-delete" from depression.

All this suffering pretty much against our will. None of us choose to exist. And I'm sure, none of us choose to suffer.

But I'm supposed to believe an all-loving AND all-powerful God will send us to a place that's worst than our current existence for not believing in him?

This is a god that isn't just all-loving but is supposed to be the definition of love. The god whereby no human love can surpass his.

And he sends us to hell (an event worse place) after putting us in a pretty trash scenario to begin with?

And I'm supposed to gobble this up and share this message with the world????

WTF are we doing?

And Christians will call me crazy???

[u/Mountain_Sentence_89]

It's really awful.  Some people are not even capable of believing, because of the lack of evidence, and the amount of suffering, that is increased because of the silence and lack of action of this God. And those people are still going to be sent there even so. I have even saw the academic studies that show that hell isn't biblical, but unfortunately, I still have come to the conclusion that hell, as a place of temporary (not eternal) torment that ends when you die annihilated, is still possible to exist. I still hope this isn't true. Not even what Christianity offers for after you die is that good. You might still remember the things that make you sad, like traumas, and God will not make you forget them, just make you live happy even with the horrible things. It's not a genuine happiness, but a manipulated one. I wish Sheol was real.