Sentence examples for belief in hell from inspiring English sources

But belief in hell lags well behind, and the fear of damnation seems to have evaporated.

Doctrinally, it has something in common with a belief in Hell.

"The only thing that we need to hold on to is a belief in honour and belief in hell.

He rejected belief in hell as a place of eternal torment and adopted a non-Trinitarian theology that denied the divinity of Jesus.

Redundant bits of the Greeneland ice-shelf still float around: just like Attenborough's Pinkie, this one declares his belief in "hell, flames, damnation and torments", but this time to no obvious effect.

True to the spirit of American optimism, an even greater percentage -- 86 percent -- say they believe in heaven, while a slightly lower number, 76percentt, subscribe to a belief in hell.

Richard Dawkins controversially asserts that, "it can be plausibly argued that a deeply held belief [in hell] might cause a child more long-lasting mental trauma than the temporary embarrassment of mild physical abuse".

Your belief in eternal hell-fire, your deference to a literal Bible despite its cruelties and vengeful god, and your indoctrination to disbelieve your own compassionate instincts, are likely to leave you numb at your moral core.

Olds long ago converted her childhood belief in heaven and hell into a belief in earth alone.

Ms. Potter has a nagging conscience, knowledge of the devil and an apparent belief in heaven and hell.

In contrast to Christianity, with its strong belief in heaven and hell, Judaism focuses on remembrance as a way of immortalizing the dead.