Christopher Maria: My brother, let me tell you what I see as hell. The Lord, compares, the life in our souls, like a tree. And those who end up, as the goats at judgement....are like brittle wood, ready for the fire. In other words, consider this. There are huge pockets of souls, that are so repulsive to the Lord, that there is nothing he can do for them, because these souls, hate God. They perform, in porn movies, mocking God, by dressing as Catholic priests, as they perform, there sick perverted sex. The go to black masses....and in the putrid, hate of God, they say, the mass backwards....and have orgy's.......they live in sick communities, full of hate....having homosexual sex with each other, hating God so much, they have been filmed, grabbing a crucifix, out of an old lady's hands, and throwing it down, and stopping on it. The have Jesus Christ, or a crucifix, of Christ, in human urine. These people, not only reject Christ, they are trying to humiliate the Lord. They don't want him crucified. They want to drag him through feces, and urine. They want to sodomize, and rape him.....this is beyond, just hate....to them, this is personal. They have become, brittle, and dry....with no life in them. There souls, are black, there hearts, dark. There eyes, empty. And, as the days of sodom, and gomorah, they do nothing but think, evil thoughts.........these are the goats. These are not people, that are lost. They are very much in control, of there destinies. These are souls, that the devil, shows them how, to torture and kill, and they enjoy it.....and they get off, on the fact, that they don't have to answer to God......this is the definition of EVIL.

AND HELL IS FULL TO THE BRIM.........

Very sobering! There should be more sermons today on the topic of hell, it might give people pause to reflect on how they are living their lives.
The last remark about hell being a mercy of God for those who hate Him is very interesting - and I love the example he uses to illustrate this point.
I used to imagine that perhaps Heaven was filled with a brilliant and intense light that was excruciatingly painful for those souls who died in the darkness of sin (like the hypersensitivity to light that one experiences when suffering a migraine headache - or from walking outside into the noonday sun after spending all day in a pitch black room), so that hell was to some extent a relief from an unbearable torment to a bearable one.
I am only speculating of course.