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I'm pretty sure that almost nobody ACTUALLY believes in hell. CMV

Let's assume we're talking about the Christian tradition here.

I don't believe in hell. But if I thought that hell was actually a literally real place where, according to my behavior in life, I might be tortured for eternity, I would live my life in a very, very different way. I wouldn't just bank on getting into heaven, saying "eh, I'm probably being a decent enough guy." I would give all my money to the poor and dedicate my life to helping those in need. And that wouldn't be a difficult decision at all. *It would be a no-brainer.*

So these people that say they believe in hell, yet go about their lives much like I do -- not doing EVIL things but focusing on wealth, having premarital sex, enjoying idle pleasures instead of contributing meaningfully to the world, etc etc -- can't REALLY believe there's a danger of going to hell, right? At the very least, they probably doubt enough to say "yeah, my religion says there's a hell, but just in case it's all nonsense, I'm gonna live it up while I'm here."
gpt
If you are talking about the Christian version of hell, then Christians don't believe that you can avoid hell simply by doing charitable deeds ... most of them don't believe that people are judged and segregated according to their good or bad deeds, they believe that we are *all* sinners and that we *all* deserve to go to hell, and the only way to avoid it is to repent and ask God to forgive us and save us, and yes, also to pledge to follow God's will, but acknowledging that we will keep failing.