In contrast to hell, the Underworld, or the "low places," heaven is frequently described as the "highest place," the holiest place, or a paradise, and is universally or conditionally accessible by earthly beings according to various standards of divinity, goodness, piety, faith, or other virtues, right beliefs, or simply divine... Heaven can be described as a place where people are happy and joyful, with an abundance of love, joy, and happiness. It is also said that everyone there lives forever. Hell can be described as a place of eternal fire, punishment, suffering, and agony. This afterlife destination is often depicted as a place with no water or air that is always and indefinitely hot. This does not mean that all people in hell do not drink or breathe, but that these activities do not provide any relief from the heat. People often say that hell is worse than death because it is impossible to escape from hell once you are in it, but this comparison is only true because people usually think that after dying your body will decay and become food for animals. However, if human bodies were permanently intact when they died then they would still be in hell even after being dead for a long time. Hell can also be described as a place where people are separated from God and each other. They suffer endless pain because they did not trust in Jesus Christ to save them from their sins.