Claim. God did not create hell out of jealousy or design; it came into being as a necessary warehouse for confused people who could not be admitted elsewhere.
Elaboration. SMM denies any positive divine origin for hell: “God did not make hell. Hell came into being. People do not build their houses after making a trash can. It is after building the house that you come to have a trash can. It is the same with hell. Christians are unaware of the fundamentals” (1.5. The physical body and hell, 148-27, 1986.10.4). “Since false people appeared, hell became the warehouse to manage them” (ibid, 20-117, 1968.5.1). The atmospheric-fit account of hell follows: “in the other world, if you are not equipped to conform to the atmosphere where the ideal of love is present, a repulsive reaction will come against you. Nobody needs to tell you to go to hell” (ibid, 121-173, 1982.10.24). Hell is therefore a parking lot of dispositional incompatibility, not a punitive design — which underwrites SMM’s claim that “even hell” can be liberated.