They go to the grave just like everybody else, whether bad or good.
@KNOWITALL
You said that “Christians are taught that…. unless…you will go to hell. So I guess that its lake of fire and fry.”
From the casual way you describe the possible eternal destiny of unbelievers, I’m having difficulty figuring out whether or not you really believe this. Do you?
If you do, don’t you owe yourself, your friends and loved ones something better than just “a guess” ?
I know that if I were going to make pronouncements upon the eternal destiny of ANYONE, I’d want to do a while lot better than just a guess.
While it may be the CURRENT teaching of many Christian groups, are you aware that for at least the first four and a half centuries (that’s a real long time) the Christian church believed and taught the ultimate reconciliation of ALL? Yes, that’s correct; ALL.
“If Hell was real and found in the original Greek manuscripts of the Bible, why is it that it was primarily those church leaders who either couldn’t read Greek (For example, Minucius Felix), or hated Greek as in the case of Augustine, that the doctrine of Hell was advocated? Those early church leaders familiar with the Greek and Hebrew (the original languages of the Bible) saw universal salvation in those texts. Those who advocated Hell got it from the Latin, not from the original Greek and Hebrew. Who would more likely be correct—those who could read the original languages of the Bible or those who read a Latin translation made by one man (Jerome)?
If Hell was real then why did four out of six theological schools from 170 AD to 430 AD teach universal salvation while the only one that taught Hell was in Carthage, Africa, again were Latin was the teaching language, not Greek?”
Those Qs I just posted are a quote found here:
http://www.tentmaker.org/articles/ifhellisreal.htm
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This info is not based upon GUESSwork but solid historical scholarship and careful consideration of the full ramifications of the doctrine of hell upon mankind and how it seriously obscures the nature of a compassionate God.
If you read that article and can still make a compelling case for why I or anyone else should believe in an eternal hell, I would be most interested to hear it. Feel free to PM me.