If all atheist will go to h**l, then how the one billion Chinese are going to fit in h**l?

Question

If all atheist will go to h**l, then how the one billion Chinese are going to fit in h**l?

Answer 1

well lets not forget they are pretty short. why else were the girls in the olympics accused of being underaged?

Answer 2

goddidit!!!!!!!one!!1!!111!

Answer 3

I guess it's a big place.

If you are a Christian, you have no need to  worry about it.

Answer 4

Evidently you've never been to China.

Answer 5

You're right! If h**l keeps expanding, it's going to reach maximum entropy!

Answer 6

There are many believers in China.

The Bible says that h**l is never filled (Proverbs 27:20).  

Nobody has to be sent to h**l.  It is easy to avoid.  You must only believe that Jesus, who is God, died for your sins on the cross and rose from the dead.  Believe, and you will never be sent to h**l.

Answer 7

If all unbelievers will go to h**l, that leaves about 5 billion, not just 1 billion. So basically, the devil's screwed. Guess it's time to promote a lot of people, huh? Keep up with the workload.

Answer 8

They're little people....

Answer 9

imaginary places have imaginary boundaries.

Answer 10

The souls of people will fit there nicely.

For all eternity people who God sends to h**l will be in the lake of fire.

A huge large expanse that is deep and will hold lots of people.

Answer 11

the 'h**l' was created not for fitted or occupied by anyone BUT for purpose of a reminder. so, lo leave in peacefull in this entire world, just stay good and be good person.

Answer 12

the walls are stretchy; they're made of silly putty

Answer 13

Why do you ASSUME they are atheists?  What is your source, your support for this monumental statement?

I personally don't care if they are or are not atheists.  You made the statement.  Support it.

Answer 14

h**l is like Heaven - imaginary.  

Answer 15

Lol! My guess they luck out, then!

Answer 16

unfortunately there will be plenty of room because comfort is not going to be an issue.  Missery is!

Answer 17

In order for a person to be called good, there must be a moral law by which good and evil are measured.

But you can't stop there:

If there is a moral law, there must be a moral lawgiver

If there is a moral lawgiver, then that lawgiver gets to define the rules for morality.

Our ability to assess our own or another's morality is perverted, for our hearts are deceitfully wicked [Jer 17:9, Ezekiel 33:13, Isaiah 64:6]. We have to defer to the lawgiver. If God is the lawgiver, then what are the rules He established for defining who is good and who is evil? In Matthew 7:22-24, Jesus explains that a relationship with God is necessary to be called good: "And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity." The rules for a relationship with God are simple:

1. Admit that you are guilty of sin and deserve to die [John 3:16]

2. Accept that Jesus paid your sin debt by dying in your place[Hebrews 2:9]

3. Abandon your old, sinful life. [ 2 Timothy 2:19]

4. Allow His Word to guide your new life [Romans 8:1]

How can a loving God send anyone to h**l? You can look at it this way: If you do not want a relationship with God while you are on earth, it would be cruel and unloving for God to insist you spend eternity in His presence. But in deference to your will and honoring your wishes, He gives you what you desire: eternal separation from Him--in h**l [2 Peter 3:9, Matt 25:41].

Now that's an act of love!