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Refused to jump on the horseback

I spent the weekend with a good friend of mine. She introduced me to her community of church goers. I was impressed by how committed and big this community is. They try to lift each other through the spoken words of the bible.
As I entered the community, I created curiosity, interest as much as opportunity.
Questions followed: ''Are you going to Church'' Which church are you going to'' ''Are you a Christian'' Do you believe in God'' 
Then I answered it: No, No, No, Yes
They reacted - looking down, disappointed, sad of my misfortune: ''if you don't follow jump in, you will probably go to hell when you die''.

I thought: I don't know the horse, neither who tamed it. I ain't jumping on his back... hell and heaven can be created on earth... for what happen after death I am not sure.
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