If you don't believe in a literal hell you don't believe the Bible, Gods word.Christians also believe in a literal Hell as described in their Bible. ......
However the founding church a few years back finally admited that hell is not a literal place but a state of being.
Let's face it, literal interp of hell was done to get people to submit to the authorities and to help collect tithes. The afterlife teachings has been the catalyst for most of the worlds insistance to send people there.
It's used by kingdoms and kings to get people to lay down and die for them, the same leaders who are in no rush to get there yet gladly send their enemies to that paradise, right there it should snap a normal person to their senses.
But this world is not normal when we teach and believe opposite reality.
They teach death as life and life as suffering, they teach dying is honor and life as a passage, they teach affiliation pride over what is right or wrong, they teach seperation instead of unification. They teach hate instead of love and don't even understand true love from human ego. =bizzarro world
your comment is a bit naïve and superficial.
What does "believe in the bible" mean? In
fact there is no overt "HELL" in the OT-----and
not really much of one in the NT. The NT kinda describes a situation of -----"condition after death" which was prevalent in Judea at the time------if you are no damned good, you end up in the garbage dump. There is no clear description of a hell over which a "devil" presides to which people are sentenced FOREVER. In both books ---the situation of ----"after you die" seems very vague to me and only a kind of spiritual issue----that can be considered a matter --UNKNOWN. An actual GEOGRAPHIC HELL------is a development of the catholic church and of islam