Sentence examples for afraid of hell from inspiring English sources

"The Old Man ain't afraid of Hell!" . . .

Mr. Vondra noted wryly that the famously agnostic Czechs were less afraid of hell than Americans, but acknowledged that Mr. Topolanek's "overstatement" may have been intended to prove his relevance.

I was really afraid of hell and I had some sense that I was queer, so I was absolutely terrified.

You're intimidated by soldiers and police, although you like to act like you're not even afraid of hell".

In other words, his fundamental premise was that if you are not afraid of hell, you are going to do whatever you want.

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People, I felt, ought to love the Lord because they loved Him, and not because they were afraid of going to Hell.

Indeed, he made the point a number of times in their exchange that he believes it is a crime that is particularly important to prosecute, in a nation that has drifted away from the day "when people were afraid of going to hell".

Matt: They're afraid of going to Hell if they take off their magical underwear.

Ron Reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell.

Part of the problem was how much I was afraid of going to hell, and the prayers were uttered in panic, superstitiously slipping it in here and there to be sure the magic worked.