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There is no doubt that Hell exists - Jesus talked about Hell more than Heaven. But what percentage go to Hell? It is certainly more than 0% and less than 100%, but where in between?
| Percentage who go to Hell | Basis |
|---|---|
| 90% | Jesus emphasized how difficult it is to attain salvation, and set a very high standard. |
| 80-90% | Not everybody who goes to church or professes belief in Christ will go to Heaven, adding onto by the number of people who are overtly not Christian at all. Jesus's parable about not recognizing some who use his name reinforces this. |
| 66% | The parable of the wheat and the chaff suggests that there is too much chaff (people headed for Hell) to pull up before harvest without displacing some of the wheat. |
| 57% | Roughly the percentage of people who fail to attend church weekly in the U.S.[1] |
| 50% | Many important issues split about 50/50, such as evolution, abortion and global warming. |