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If you knew for a fact that hell didn't exist, would you still follow God or feel the need to subscribe to religion? Do I still need to be saved if hell don't exist?
I really don't understand why people can't tell that we living in hell right now. Hell is on earth. So shit, you ain't really got no choice but to ascend.
The fact that no one can actually prove any religion or God exists means you have to use fear or some type of seduction to get people to believe in any ideology, especially religion that-
I believe that if hell didn't exist all hell would break loose because a lot of people's entire lives Are led by their belief system? And they would feel lied to.
I also believe that the people who follow religion, either they found out hell didn't exist, I think they would still follow religion because that's what religion puts in your head, blind faith.
Yeah, it's tough to dissect that when everyone is categorized into one group, but as far as I know, faith is simply believing in that which you cannot prove. And if you go to the foundation of all theories and science today, that cannot be proven. So
Hey fam hey, I'm not perfect. Po' body's not perfect, but I believe in peace. I believe you have to have a yang to have a yang, so you can appreciate one or the other.
In keeping with that theme though, if I knew for facts, like I was like girl no, ain't no well, so you good, I think I still would want peace. I like peace. I think I love it.
I think being a believer has absolutely nothing to do with hell and the afterlife. It has everything to do with whether you want to have heaven or hell here on earth. When you live according to the teachings, you can create heaven here. Or if you don't, you can have pieces of hell. That's just my thought.
I think if I found out hell didn't exist I would just rather not be in an after life. My life has already been hell and I think I just want to rest after I die to be honest.
Definitely out of fear of going to hell. Most people believe in ideologies out of fear. Most people make their beliefs out of something bad that has happened to them.
Hell does exist, but if it didn't, then all the good in the world would not make any sense. The good has to come with the bad. They're both coincide with each other. That has to happen in order for good to be understood.
If everything was good and everything was perfect, then life would be very meaningless. There would be no point to strive for better things. So the bad is what motivates us not to want to be good. It motivates us not to want to go to hell.
I feel like I'm not perfect, but I want peace and I want to be close to the oneness that is peace. And I want to be close to joy and happiness and being a good doer. So yeah.