[stuartcr]

If they don't suffer the effects of original sin, do they have a hell?

[yendu bwam]

If they don't suffer the effects of original sin, do they have a hell?

I would guess they don't need to think about such. Why have a hell for those who don't seek to distance themselves from God?

[Quix]

I think of hell as a bubble protecting perfection from imperfection . . .

and protecting imperfection from the painful, consuming, fire invading disintegration that close association with Perfection would be upon/to imperfection.

Evidently when God gives free-will, He sticks to the bargain--someone doesn't want His perfection--He allows them their bubble to avoid it. Choosing to live at the bottom of a cesspool makes little sense. But who said mindless hedonists were any more wise and responsible about their own wellfare than they were toward those they use and abuse?