Hell : not eternal existence ...but eternal non existence.

People are incorrect in stating that lost souls will suffer, consciously and bodily , eternal torment in hell (lake of fire).

They are incorrect because eternal life is a GIFT from the 1 God to ONLY those that have repented, follow Lord Jesus, and do His Will. (Romans 6:23).

Those 'unrepented lost souls' will not receive the gift of eternal life...in other words the lake of fire will consume / burn up their existence, never again to exist...nor will the memory of them exist.

Man does not want to die. Man believes in and desires the words of satan " surely, you will not die".

Man believes in "FREEDOM" to do his will eternally.

Imagine the torment that a person will experience at the moment of judgement when the 1 God judges & condemns a person who desires with all their will, heart, mind, soul, and strength (and self righteously believing in & claiming "their right & FREEDOM" to continue to exist)... to eternal non existence, knowing that eternal existence is possible.

Yes, that torment will feel to them at that moment as an eternal consuming fire.

The 1 God said that the penalty for sin is death. He also said to Adam & Eve that they would die if they took of the forbidden tree.

Death, eternal death, is the just punishment.

Why should sinners continue to exist, even in "a hell", which was fabricated by the Roman Catholic religion and other pagan religions?

Is it realistic to think that if satan were to have eternal existence that he and his demons would torture 'his children' (as Lord Jesus refered to them) who believed in the same desire to do one's own will as he did and is the father of ?

It is written that the beast power, the false prophet, and satan himself will also end up in this ' lake of fire'. Their existence will be no more along with all unrepentant sinners.

None of the apostles wore crosses around their neck.

Does wearing a cross represent one to be a true follower of the Way of Lord Jesus? None of the apostles wore crosses. By the way, "the Christian cross as a Christian symbol has its roots in ancient paganism. The use of the Christian cross as a Christian symbol began after the time of the Constantine, which occurred three centuries after the coming of Christ." (https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-history-of-the-christian-cross.html)