Well I'm Catholic, but I don't believe in hell because I think it was misinterpreted in the Bible from the translation from Greek to other languages then to modern versions. In the modern New Testament it mentions angels who have sinned are waiting in "hell" while in very old copies of the Bible hell was never referred to as hell and was more used as a description to either Hades or jail. Angels who need judgement wouldn't be in hell so it wouldn't make much sense anyway. Basically how I believe and was taught is that hell doesn't exist (if Satan was bad, why would he torture bad people?) but instead we have a time of judgement and reflection of our lives to look at our lives and find resolution to them. If you didn't live as a person of good will and of love and following of the ways of Jesus, then you must wait to enter the kingdom and reflect long and hard to find resolution on your actions so that you are ready to enter. That means you could be gay and do gay things but be a good person and find ease at bringing peace to your soul because you lived a good life. If you were in Africa where Christianity isn't found, as long as you lived a good life and followed the way of Jesus (not selfish, helped others, gave efforts and some of yourself to benefit others positively) then you could find peace and resolution and enter. It really doesn't matter as long as you were a good contributor to society, humanity, and the world..