Believing in hell is bad for your mental health

@kellyjay said
You want it both ways by saying only what we think matters and it does not.

No. I only want to have it ONE way. I used to believe the things you believe and now I don't.

@kellyjay said
You can say I was walking with God back then, and now I don't believe in God those are two different truth statements, they cannot be true at the same time, it is a contradiction.

There is no "contradiction". I believed I was "walking with God" back then, just as you believe "you are walking with God" now. I felt it was real back then, just as you feel it is real now. No "contradiction".

@kellyjay said
Reality is real regardless of our beliefs between our ears; what is true will be true, false, or false regardless of what we believe between our ears.

This threadbare "argument" does absolutely nothing to help propagate your faith.