63 Comments on “The Fires of Hell”

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1. Pakmantri Says:
   September 27th, 2009 at 8:19 am

   Arie Brand said:

   Though many people who have had a Near Death Experience have reported to have seen a very bright light none has, as far as I am aware, suggested that this came from the fires of hell.

   There is a very simple explanation to this bright light thing, it is the paramedic or the doctor flashlight in ones eyes to check the patient condition. Those dang doctors and paramedics, they always do that …..

   Salam.

2. silvestre Says:
   September 28th, 2009 at 10:56 am

   Teach kids the good parts of the religion and be strict to them without trying to scare them and don’t let them get past the boundaries. If they ask otherworldly questions well answer them well without scaring them. Like if a kid asks you about hell, try to explain as if the kid were an adult too (which means you have to shred off the creepy parts you’d otherwise tell to kids). The kid would either be confused or enlightened (plus delighted since you have answered him not in child-mode).

   I believe teaching our kids good parts of the religion like how to love your fellow citizens how to be fair to others how to be helpful to people how if you do good things you’ll get good things too in return etc are good things, and when it comes to Godly parts of the religion, just try to answer them with well-thought answers without the scary part and do explain those in adult-mode, because kids do know when you don’t pay respect or attention, especially the ones who mature quickly…there are such kids…

3. Danny Says:
   November 9th, 2009 at 12:15 am

   This is what happened when someone took religion to “serious”. S/he forgot about the horizontal relationship with fellow humans.

   Isn’t it what religions teach us? How to behave ourselves with the others and of course in front of God.

   Sadly, this can be found everywhere, on every religions.

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