I could drive you there. It's in Michigan and really disappointing.

I have been told to go to Hell a few times. l have been told I am going to Hell, never.

But as one of my old friends from the Air Force once said, “When I die, I want to go to hell, because they won’t have Jack Daniels and rock and roll in heaven”

Maybe I have not been told that, probably because I live in Australia. Seems to me that in the US there are a lot of religious nutters, just like in Saudi Arabia.

Can't say I've personally dealt with that. No one's said to my face I'm going to hell in a serious tone. Sure they think it, though. And why do they think it's okay to think that? Because the people who brainwashed them put it in their weak heads that it was.

Not for being atheist but when I went to church. Especially when I was young. We had a fire and brimstone preacher who revelled in the consequences of sin. Every Sunday. The entire congregation was going to hell.

I have never been told I was going to hell.....had some that questioned "how I was going to get into heaven"....

My Highway To Hell experience was at Uni in a seminar about Philosophy of Religion when I was told by another student that I was going to Hell because I had taken communion at a RC church and not been confirmed. I just replied that I wouldn’t because I don’t believe in its existence.

Does being told to go to hell count?

Of course not many people know my beliefs or lack thereof, because in Australia such things are usually considered private business.

I had a family member imply I was going to hell if I became an Catholic. This is back when bought into bs. That was the last straw and decided to be an Atheist.

lol.. yea. my cousin told me.

I was told I was going to burn in hell for my non belief. Does that count???? LOL

Haven't we all.

I always loved this from "To Kill a Mockingbird":

“You know old Mr. Radley was a foot-washing
Baptist-”
“That’s what you are, ain’t it?”
“My shell’s not that hard, child. I’m just a Baptist.”
“Don’t you all believe in foot-washing?”
“We do. At home in the bathtub.”
“But we can’t have communion with you all-”
Apparently deciding that it was easier to define primitive baptistry than closed
communion, Miss Maudie said: “Foot-washers believe anything that’s pleasure is a sin.
Did you know some of ‘em came out of the woods one Saturday and passed by this
place and told me me and my flowers were going to hell?”
“Your flowers, too?”
“Yes ma’am. They’d burn right with me. They thought I spent too much time in God’s
outdoors and not enough time inside the house reading the Bible.”

Jeez, I've told I'm going to Hell so much I'd reckon that by now I must have front row seats.

"Why are we allowed to discriminate against atheists but not religions?" - who says we're not? I am not confrontational, unless the person is rude to me. Usually it isn't strangers or friends, it's family that is the biggest assholes.

When I was nine years old one of my Mom's friends gave me a vivid description of hell and said I'm headed there.

"I feel sorry for you," a Christian radiologist said yesterday when I countered his "God fills me with love" schtick by saying I'm an atheist.

"I'm not sorry," I replied. "I believe in rational thought, not magical thinking."

That shut him up.

Going to hell? My stepdad told me I was going to "split hell wide open" whatever that meant.

Hell has all the good bands anyway...

Oooh, ooh, me! Me! I'm going to Hell!

i've been told i'm going to hell.

I hate that shit.

It's been a while since anyone overtly put it that way to me.

These days the people who know I'm atheist either know better than to start that discussion or we happen to be in situations where an emotional discussion would be inappropriate.