When I go to Hell (which I will if it exists, I am a gay Satanist) I want to take over and turn it into a waterpark!

But seriously. I don't like the idea of a Hell where people go judt because they happen to believe in the wrong invisible avenger in the sky. I far prefer the idea of a place where people who are actually evil (read: harm other people for no good reason) are punished. If that is the way it works, yay for God or whoever. If I will go to Hell just for not believing that some invisible guy somewhere is watching me all the time, even when I go to the bathroom:blink:, then this God-person should be slapped, which I fully intend to do.

Either way, I don't believe in Heaven or Hell, God or Satan. I believe in the universe and people. Hence why I am a Satanist.

I think the only definite thing I could say about Hell is that it would be a highly depressing place, rumored Spanish Inquisition style auto-da-fes and firey chasms aside. "Weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth" seem to feature promenantly, as well as a "Lake of sulfur." And nobody likes it down there. Nobody. Not even the lower executives of evil. Appart from that, I don't have too much idea, and I'd rather not have it clarified, if you know what I mean.

Being a history enthusiast, I can't say I'd put too much stock in the Human race, but that's just me.

Not the human race as a whole, but individual people. I lost faith in people a long time ago, but there are individual persons who I love and cherish.

I'll grant you that.

No one knows for sure what hell will be like. But then again, no one knows what heaven will be like, or what God is like, or if there is a God (I do believe) But it all comes down to faith.

To me, whether hell is physical or mental, with fire or not, or anything else: it's going to hurt and suck like, well, hell.