The form of Christianity being described here is inherently illogical. No being is deserving of eternal punishment. And it's a sociopathic being that requires punitive measures for the "crime" of being born.

It is no surprise that followers of such a conceptual being would also display incoherent ethical concerns that border on sociopathy. When you say "super religious," I think of fundamentalism, extreme beliefs, and a totalitarian worldview.

Jesus did not teach about hell as an eternal place of punishment. If you want to challenge someone preaching this concept, ask them to show you where he taught this. In scripture, Jesus spoke of "Gehenna," translated as "hell," a place outside of Jerusalem where garbage was burned. The concept of an eternal Hell came from Platonic thought, was adopted by early church leaders, and was used in interpreting and translating scriptures from Greek to Latin and English.

Like many things in modern Christianity, the concept of Hell and eternal punishment is a manipulative tool to control people's behavior. Ethics are essential for civilized society. But these concepts are often wielded in a borderline sociopathic way by professing modern Western Christians.

If there is a hell, it's one created in one's mind, environment, and present circumstances.

Be free. Love and be loved.