Hell is under the earth. Magma or the molten material under the earth is the 'lake of fire' mentioned in the bible. There are credible undertakings I've read of researchers drilling deep into the earth and lowering instruments to it. They recorded highly discernable human cries and moans of incredible suffering and that wasn't the intention of the research.
I hope that is one reason enough to believe in a hell or eternal punishment and to try to avoid an erupting volcano at all cost!!
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I found an audio file online that has a snippet of the Art Bell show, where the supposed "noises from hell" recording is played. Judging by the tape, hell is a subway station inhabitated by a single wailing female.
Bone-Vulture wrote:
"I hope that is one reason enough to believe in a hell or eternal punishment and to try to avoid an erupting volcano at all cost!!"
This is so pathetic that I laughed when I read it. Hell is underground because there is magma underground. Oh and don't forget the wailing and screaming scientists recorded.
As Queenofswords said at Nut Watch:
@Talisman
... from a messageboard that's certainly noted for it's scholarly insight is all I needed.
I heardit and it doesnt sound like more
"You upabide yourself amongs the music and the ryme, said you there... greengrass and volclides forever fisklin castles of stone sodden glory,
We were on a drill unit last summer, the drilling crew penatrated deep under the ocean floor, the equipment registered a massive change in temperature and the drill shaft spun freely!
I always find the concept that someone knows where a physical hell is and believes that to be amusing. Since, were that true, I would imagine there being at least some token efforts to rescue people from hell or the more religiously motivated trying to kill the devil, just saying.
That must have been one incredibly long drill...
Have we even been able to drill all the way through the Earths crust?
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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