Not really, no. The entire concept of hell, at least as popularly understood in Christianity and some of it's fan-fiction, doesn't make a lot of sense since it would damn good people who don't hurt anyone for arbitrary rules. A lot of it seems really manipulative and self propagating if that makes sense, stuff that I guess 'my' god wouldn't do. High stakes Santa Claus, I have always been skeptical.
I don't hurt anybody, I try to be a be a good son and brother, I want to be a good person. What scares me more than hell is the idea that it really is the end because if hell is real then so must be heaven or so has been said plenty of times before I'm sure. I wasn't really raised religious so maybe that is my hell, it's such a lack of control and powerlessness. Some people think that faith is oppressive but it is empowering in a way to believe there is order and security in what would otherwise be a chaotic and uncaring universe, you can change things and make them right whereas otherwise when you deconstruct everything to the point that everything loses all meaning. I can control whether or not I am not good person, nobody can control the fate that awaits us all and our time on this earthly plane together is so short. The decisions one makes in life and the values one lives by does have consequences, the implications are every bit as grave in this life as it is with eternal damnation as bad decisions and a lack of values can lead you down a path of a living hell which instead of being eternity it's maybe the only chance that you get.