Hell Has Been An Unpopular Myth For A Long Time

Published on HivePostify by @epicenterdefacto · Sat Sep 05 2026

Don't you absolutely get sick and tired of hearing about Hell from all these Bible thumpers? It has become one of their major fear-mongering weapons to entice non-believers into their religious cults.

Well, I stumbled across two videos on YouTube from individuals that, like me, don't believe in the existence of Hell. No scientific evidence of a Hell has ever surfaced to prove that it is real. Anyhow, here is the first video below that I described.

Mason Mennenga Explains Why He Doesn't Believe In Hell https://youtu.be/qf3sWq3M9Ow?si=XFa6nf1J8fGaOihn

I don't agree with all of Mr. Mennenga's political viewpoints, but he is spot on with his skepticism of the existence of any Hell. The next video of this nature that I came across was from 13 years ago by a gentleman who goes by the user name of Repzion.

YouTuber Repzion Explains Where He Got All Of His Skepticism About The Lake Of Fire https://youtu.be/9KH1Z2E2BdA?si=sV35uaRYsBABs1mF

I remember when I first got my laptop computer back in 2013, and I became active on YouTube back then. I remember posting in one of YouTuber Repzion's videos about what a loser Levi Johnston was. It was a video of his about why teenage girls should not aspire to become pregnant before they graduate from high school. I never got any reply from YouTuber Repzion, but it felt good to jump into the discussion in the comments section to his video.

It gets tiresome and even annoying to hear idiots like Robert Lyte run their mouths about how anyone who doesn't agree with them about religion and God is going to be cast into the fiery bowels of Hell. Mason Mennenga and YouTuber Repzion could really put this man in his place, if he were to challenge either one of them to a debate. Of course, I don't think that Mr. Lyte has the courage to do so.

Now, I completely get it. A number of you out there who may be religious probably like the idea of someone sadistic and evil like the late Charles Manson, the late Benito Mussolini, or Joel Steinberg spending eternity being tortured and burned in the fires of Hell. If these three men were to end up in the devil's kingdom, so to speak, I admit that I wouldn't be giving any of them a pity party.

Nevertheless, the problem I continue to have with the myth about Hell is that you have these outspoken televangelical ministers that insist that most everyone is destined to eternal damnation in Hell no matter how many good deeds they do. Then you have these religious extremists like Robert Lyte that go as far as preaching that even a 6-year-old suicide victim would land in Hell after death despite that that same child has suffered horrible abuse at the hands of some deviant and abusive adult.

I simply cannot wrap my head around what is supposed to be an ever so loving God allowing for such injustices to take place in the afterlife. It's almost as though one would have to suspect that God is a deranged misopedist if he really does exist. As an agnostic, I cannot buy into all this garbage about innocent children spending eternity being burned and tortured at the hands of demons with no relief in sight.

Call this article here of mine a rant if you must. However, I cannot remain silent about these religious lunatics spreading their nonsensical beliefs everywhere in the United States. Christian Nationalism has gone way too far as far as I am concerned.

It's very reprehensible that these psycho-Christians are scaring little kids into believing in their God with fables and storybook tales about demons tormenting them for all eternity in the afterlife if they don't show up for Sunday school. This madness has to end somewhere. There is no Hell, and there is no Satan, period.

Join me in my mission. I'm your Space Captain reporting to you.😃

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Tags: #religion#hell#devil#satan#demons#lake-of-fire#eternal-damnation#evangelical-ministers#church#children

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