He Ain't Afraid of No Fire

I watched Ronald Reagan Jr on TV promoting the freedom from religion foundation.
 
I have no problem keeping politics and religion separate. But when a person learns the word of the Lord and keeps it in his heart, that word dictates all that person will do or say. Gal 5.1.:16-26. Psalm 119.41-48.
 
When it concerns law making in Washington, a vote cast will depend on what is believed and that is okay. Everyone should vote and stand for what they believe to be the truth.
 
Reagan goes on to say in the commercial, that he isn't afraid to burn in hell. Well, maybe he isn't right now, because he hasn't been cast into it.
 
But if he does go to hell, he will not only be afraid, he will be in agony for all eternity. Matthew 13.40-42. Mark 9.43-48. Matthew 25.41-46.
 
And of course, why say what he did? For if he believes there is no God, there can be no hell. And if there is no hell; why say that you aren't afraid to burn there?
 
That's just like saying, I will go on the observation deck of the empire state building because I'm not afraid of King Kong climbing up the side with a girl in his hand