Actually, to put it another way, it is not so much that God sends us to Hell, but we send ourselves there by rejecting His love, mercy, and offer of redemption and forgiveness in Christ Jesus. Scripture says that we are already born into sin (Rom. 5:12) because the sin that entered into Adam when he had eaten of the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, of which he was warned not to eat from (Gen. 2:15-17, 3:3) was then inherited by humanity as all of humanity is descended from Adam and as consequence, we are born estranged from our Creator and are thus already on the path to Hell, but God, in His love for us, sent Jesus Christ, who being without sin, (2 Cor. 5:21, Heb. 4:15) offered Himself on our behalf as that perfect sacrifice needed to take away the sins of the world, which He did in His death upon the cross on which He was crucified, thereby purchasing redemption on our behalf through the shedding of His blood and after having taken upon Himself the demanded penalty for sin by His death on our behalf, He was then raised again from the dead so that we, by faith, would be justified in Him (Rom. 4:25) and where we spend eternity depends on whether or not we are willing to repent of our sins and call upon the name of Christ Jesus for the forgiveness of sins, fully trusting in Him and only in Him for salvation and in nothing else.

The highway to hell contains many a so-called men of the cloth.

That is because when it comes to the redistribution of wealth, Republicans only redistribute wealth they themselves earn and in a manner they themselves see fit, whereas the Democrats (I call them the anti-Christ party) refuse to redistribute their won wealth, but would rather redistribute YOUR hard-earned money instead and as THEY see fit.

That is because these "ex-Democrats" have come to recognize that their party does not represent what they believe in nor the values and principles to which they hold but that doesn't necessarily mean they've converted to hard-core conservatism either.