There is a haunted house here in Illinois that is a based on a Baptist’s version of hell. Essentially, its a hell themed haunted house. On the surface, it sounds cool. But, let me tell you a little bit more about it and you will see why I find it disgusting and offensive. It involves scenes depicting consequences of bad decisions, or so says the church. Decisions such as sex, drugs, violence and the worst decision somebody could possibly make, homosexuality. In one scene, there is a guy that is pretending to give a lady an abortion. There are people who are playing homosexuals that have gone to hell. This so called hell even had a meditating Buddhist. At the end of the house, an angel asks people to invite Jesus into their hearts to avoid hell. This whole haunted house is appalling. Once again, so called Christianity is preying on people’s fears. How can they sit there and ask people to “invite Jesus into their hearts” and also preach hate. I may not know much about the bible, but is this how their so called Jesus acted? Did Jesus try to get people to follow him by using fear and hate? No, he did not. Jesus was all about love and caring. Correct me if I’m wrong, but Jesus never did tell people they were going to hell. These so called Christians preach to be more Christ like and always ask the question “What would Jesus do?” And yet, they can not be any less Christ like and I don’t ever seem to remember Jesus condemning gays and Buddists to hell. And, if Jesus can not send somebody to hell, than these Christians sure as hell can’t condemn somebody. The worst part about this house is that it is geared and marketed towards teens and young kids, minds that are very impressionable. Minds that will be influenced to carry the seeds of hate and intolerance to the next generation. Instead of trying to bring all different types of people together, they use fear to push people apart and to drive people to bigotry. Hardcore Christians often blame gays for what they call, recruiting teens to be gay. Yet, they run around and literally but the fear of hell into people so that they believe and follow what they do. Simply put, this is unconscionable.
What if those of us that are non believers came up with our own Christian is Hell haunted house? In other words, the opposite of this house. Actually, I think we would make it a fun house. Maybe more of a HOUSE OF HIPPIES!!! First, as you step into the house, there is a thick haze of refer smoke, so that as soon as you walk in, you get a contact high. As you go through the house, you start to snack on potato chips and Oreos, because you have got “the mad munchies, yo!” You even have the option to smoke joints that were lite with burning bibles. Next, there is a bar, in which you are given any alcoholic beverage you want. Being drunk and high helps loosen your inhibitions so that you are prepared for the Glory Hole room. All guys do is stick their beefsticks into a hole and pleasure ensues. As for the ladies, they sit down, spread their legs, and start playing a game of Insert with vibrators that lower from the ceiling. All the while, porn is being played on a big screen. After the Glory Hole room, patrons are then brought into another room, where they take morning after pills just in case they got knocked up. Next is the gay room, in which people are made to watch a 30 minute infomercial on gay recruitment. Right afterwards, there are gay recruitment officers waiting to “sign people up to be Soliders of the Gays” and are given rainbow bumper stickers. Next they are whisked off to see how stem cell research works. After that, they walk through the “Vortex of Evolution” in which they learn the facts of evolution.
Finally, to get out of the house, all married couples must get divorced!
See how utterly ridiculous this sounds? Such a place would not be tolerated in society, so why is the Baptist Hell house tolerated?







