The Buddhist concept of heaven and hell is entirely different from that in other religions.
- Buddhists do not accept that these places are eternal.
- It is unreasonable to condemn a man to eternal hell for his human weakness but quite reasonable to give him every chance to develop himself.
- From the Buddhist point of view, those who go to hell can work themselves upward by making use of the merit that they had acquired previously.
- There are no locks on the gates of hell. Hell is a temporary place and there is
no reason for those beings to suffer there forever.
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