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cynatnite

(31,011 posts)
Wed Oct 9, 2013, 03:27 PM Oct 2013

Must See on Netflix: Hellbound?

This documentary deals with the debates and questions of existence and nature of hell. Various commentators, theologians and many others are interviewed.

Sensitive subjects such as empathy, justice, choice and many others are covered in this thoroughly engrossing documentary.

Whether you are a believer, agnostic or atheist this is compelling.

I highly rec everyone check it out.

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Must See on Netflix: Hellbound? (Original Post) cynatnite Oct 2013 OP
Looks great. PUt it on my list. cbayer Oct 2013 #1
NPR's been running a series of segments this week on the afterlife. rug Oct 2013 #2
I liked Hellbound because it questioned the morality of hell... cynatnite Oct 2013 #3
I haven't seen it yet. rug Oct 2013 #4

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
1. Looks great. PUt it on my list.
Wed Oct 9, 2013, 03:32 PM
Oct 2013

Thanks so much. I am always looking for good documentaries on Netflix.

Watched "Chasing Ice" last night and found it stunning.

cynatnite

(31,011 posts)
3. I liked Hellbound because it questioned the morality of hell...
Wed Oct 9, 2013, 03:43 PM
Oct 2013

in addition to its existence.

I don't believe there is any evidence to support an afterlife so those kinds of documentaries don't interest me. This one got my attention because of how a variety of views on hell affects how we treat other people and how some view god.

 

rug

(82,333 posts)
4. I haven't seen it yet.
Wed Oct 9, 2013, 03:46 PM
Oct 2013

The question of how beliefs affect - or don't affect - actions is a fascinating one. But I also find the beliefs themselves, and where they come from, to be an important subject.

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