Never heard of the guy, though that's not surprising, as I'm not religious. But it's always interesting when there's some visionary religious figure type of person. From an atheist point of view, it all seems pretty arbitrary -- one person appears on the scene, making certain claims and doing certain things, and becomes venerated as a living god, after some time. Another person does basically the same, and is thrown in the loony bin, or stoned to death. A high-stakes game, for sure.

I don't believe in hell either, and agree w/ Pearson, apparently, that the physical world has all I require on that account.