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Hell is a place which is believed by followers of some religion or cult as a place of eternal suffering after die. This place was in the supernatural as a response to human actions are judged to deviate from the rules of religion. In the Hereafter the punishment of the Fire will undergo a very painful form of punishment.

The following are photos of hell :










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They're interesting depictions of the mindset of a class of believers. They reflect very badly on belief though. I'm glad you brought them here to show us.

You have an interestingly novel concept of photography too.

Why is there no fire on the photos?

spot;1350598 wrote: They're interesting depictions of the mindset of a class of believers. They reflect very badly on belief though. I'm glad you brought them here to show us.

You have an interestingly novel concept of photography too.

Why is there no fire on the photos?


HAHAHA.....

please determine to see.... there is fire

chapie;1350599 wrote: HAHAHA.....

please determine to see.... there is fire


If your photos are accurate, that's where I want to go after death. Please book me in.

What f-stop did the photographer use to get that effect?

There seems to be a lot of young, pretty, large breasted women in hell. Im in..

I'm just happy that hell only accepts dark haired folks. About damned time that blonds caught a break!

on a separate note, nice detail in the drawings, IMO.

I never realised Hellfire could look so enchanting in pastel

I think that the person who did these drawings was a victim of child abuse.

I found it interesting that the ideas of punishment are things that have pretty much been done to people by people. You'd think Satan would have a more twisted imagination.

My thoughts exactly Koan, it's nothing new. Neither are the sick minds involved.

Why are they all tied up? It's not like they can go anywhere.

But honestly, since I know for a fact that there is a life force that exists outside of the body, is a place of damnation all the far-fetched? I imagine "Hell" is more likely a place bereft of God, "Limbo" for want of a better name, while the other place, "Heaven," would be in God's presence.

Saint_;1350630 wrote: I imagine "Hell" is more likely a place bereft of God, "Limbo" for want of a better name, while the other place, "Heaven," would be in God's presence.


But we now have photographic proof that you're mistaken, don't we.

I have heard no definition or description of Heaven that wasn't Hellish.

I can think of no definition or description of Heaven that wouldn't be Hellish.

It's interesting ....I believe Jesus described hell as being like the garbage tips outside the walls of Jerusalem. It wasn't a literal description of hell but a metaphorical one. As in being thrown away , forgotten , burnt up in the fires of the rubbish pits. The abyss.

What's also interesting is that those doing the punishing are all dressed in black and red .....isn't their a muslim group that dress like that or in those colours? Might be some in other religions to. Cardinals dress in red and black don't they?

You remind me of the book, Job: A Comedy of Justice, spot. The main character's girlfriend worshiped Norse gods and so was taken to Valhalla, if I remember right. Job was destined for Heaven but didn't want to go without her. Of course, that was only one small part of the book.

fuzzywuzzy;1350679 wrote: It's interesting ....I believe Jesus described hell as being like the garbage tips outside the walls of Jerusalem. It wasn't a literal description of hell but a metaphorical one. As in being thrown away , forgotten , burnt up in the fires of the rubbish pits. The abyss.

What's also interesting is that those doing the punishing are all dressed in black and red .....isn't their a muslim group that dress like that or in those colours? Might be some in other religions to. Cardinals dress in red and black don't they?
In San Antonio it's the Cryps and Bloods.

Accountable;1350680 wrote: You remind me of the book, Job: A Comedy of Justice, spot. The main character's girlfriend worshiped Norse gods and so was taken to Valhalla, if I remember right. Job was destined for Heaven but didn't want to go without her. Of course, that was only one small part of the book.


Heinlein's theology was as wobbly as jello in bright sunlight but it was an entertaining novel.

koan;1350619 wrote: I found it interesting that the ideas of punishment are things that have pretty much been done to people by people. You'd think Satan would have a more twisted imagination.


maybe friend.... hehehehehe lol