Hell-- that awful place that we're all told to be scared of. It's discussions are rife with fearmongering and scare tactics. Fire and brimstone await by the way. Oh and the worm never dies and the fire never gives out. Here's some things to chew on with regards to this ghastly destination:

1. Hell is never mentioned in the Old Testament (Christianity). Sheol is mentioned, which simply means grave. If hell is a place where millions burn for eternity, wouldn't it be downright demonic not to give anybody a heads up before Jesus shows up?

2. Why does the narrative on hell change so much? How is it that we can go from discussing just a grave (Old Testament) to a full-fledged lake of fire with a 7 headed dragon lashing out ferociously?

3. Last but not least, why is it that God makes most of all the people who have ever lived just to spend a blink of time on a pale blue dot and then get hurled into an eternal firey abyss? I get it that Jesus is claimed to have died for our sins. But most of humanity has not accepted that throughout the ages. God knew that would happen even before he created these people. They're damned before they're made!!!! How insane.

What do ya'll think about my objections to hell? Could these hold up in a discussion with a theist?