No god, not hell.
How is that stressing hell if there is none?
I haven't met an atheist yet who didn't argue that the fact of "hell" was the reason to be an atheist.......it's their number one argument......pretty stupid, but true nonetheless.........
If I don't believe in an active god, why would I worry about a hell?
you'll have to ask those atheists who argue you cannot believe in a God who would be so evil as to create a hell
The idea that is taunt by so many is that god is love, so why would it create a hell? Jews don't believe in a hell such as the greeks and christians.........yet it is supposed to be the same god. If god created the angels and is willing to wipe out mankind, why not just pull the plug on the so called "fallen angels"?
If God's love is omnipotent, omniscience and unconditional, why is death not being with god? Why if we suffer on earth are we supposed to be punished after death?
Of course you have to first believe there is an active god and interacts with mankind in some way. I don't see a god particle being thoughtful or selective in creation of making choices or judgements about animals or man after the fact or after death. If this idea of god makes choices about individuals, it would also have to make choices about one planet over another and one solar system over others, etc. Should we save a mountain or a particular plot of land because of a particular ant out of all the ants in that colony? Why assume some god figure cares about individual people out of the billion on this planet or about this planet in the universe?
Man in ignorance felt a need for god. Why assume god has any need or care for us?
The very idea of a god with a human like personality and thought process is absurd, then to think about the number of religions and denomination with their own idea of god(s) make the idea even more far fetched.
If all life exists because of god particle and we all have "god" in us and all things, it should not be some figure of god but our fellow man and life forms that we have to please and that might judge us in life, but it does not assume in any conscience afterlife or such concepts as heaven or hell.
Why worry about after death rather than life and our fellow humans or life forms in our general location and in the world. Why do we need to pray or believe in some dogma? Children don't have such concerns, animals don't seem to have such concerns or concepts. What difference to us at this moment does it make if we believe in god, the tooth fairy or little green men? Why does it matter what all the other people on this planet believe in?
What makes you better, more knowledgable or have the right to judge others for what they know or believe? Older religions and religions with more people have as much or more likelihood to be right and you being wrong. Why should a baptist vs a presbyterian or anglican be more right?