Questions: Religion & Spirituality

i was a Muslim, but now I left Islam because of the concept of God. If I don't believe in one God, the last messenger of God as prophet Muhammad then I'll go to hell for eternity. It's the same with Christianity, if I believe in one God and accept Jesus as his lord and saviour then I'll go to hell for eternity. This would mean if one of those two religion was correct then the majority will go to hell alongside people who claims to be Christian or Muslim but doesn't practice their faith.

Can you imagine unbelievers goes to hell for eternity even though they were decent human beings who was living their life. Think about it, have you ever seen people burning alive on this earth? I saw two of the videos where ISIS burnt 2 Turkish soldiers and 1 Jordanian pilot alive. It's the worst you could ever witness. Now imagine unbelievers with good heart who simply do not believe in God goes to hell for ETERNITY. This is just one of the main reason why I stopped believing in God, so I left Islam. Now I have to fast during Ramadan for the sake of my family which isn't a big issue for me, I like it anyway.

A bit of backstory to begin, I took part in a talk at a local race rights speech about the hate that darker skinned members of the community receive, when I talked about the struggles I have gone through with racism (being white from a predominantly darker area) One member who was from the African community and an educated person put forward her opinion that white people can't be subjected to racism because racism can only be committed by a person from a higher point of power than the victim, meaning that as white person I can't be subjected to racism in any form because of my apparent racial power stance.

My question is, is this something a lot of people feel or is it just one person looking at hate the wrong way.

P. s. I'm fully against her argument myself, believing that everyone can be subjected to racism no matter of skin colour.