Topic: Do you expect to go to Heaven, when finished here on Earth? - page 3. (Read 453 times)

Christian, Jesus Christ revealed everything about heaven to the people that was privilege to be with him then. I also have the faith that heaven is real and it will be for only those who does the will of God here on earth. The bible has explained and told the Christians everything about life after death. Some other religion might not believe in this because we all have our different belief and faith. God is real and heaven is also real. I will try my best by the grace of God to go and meet my creator when I give up the ghost.

I find it absurd that people really expect to go to heaven despite God's grace. Do Christians ever apologize when they do wrong? No. They do not. This is because they do not believe in repentance because Christians are just as hateful and angry as everyone else. I have an idea. Why don't all the fake believers just stop calling themselves Christians? And why don't people stop fooling themselves into believing that these fake believers have really repented of their sins. Christians tend to be the most angry and immoral of all people, so they will be the first in the line to HELL.

P.S. I am still the only entity who is publicly stating that all bio-safety level (BSL) 4 labs need to publicly post cryptographic timestamps of all of their data. It seems like everyone else is more concerned with how they can do as many hateful evil deeds as possible than about making sure that BSL-4 labs are truly secure. After all, none of you chlurmcks care about your own health. You only care about making sure that everyone around you is as f***ing miserable as you are because you are SCUM! So you will all go to Hell a lot sooner because you will get sick as a result of your refusal to take the necessary safety precautions to prevent pandemics.

If you disagree with what I have to say, then you should try being better people so that you by the grace of God would avoid HELL.

^^^ If the Good Book is not the Bible, or if it does not express Jesus death and resurrection for salvation, it is not the Good Book. Jesus is the only way to Heaven. Believing Jesus will almost automatically cause one to want to live a better life here on earth.

I believe in the afterlife. Many religions believe that your works on earth determine how and where to spend your afterlife. And it is believed that the afterlife is everlasting. Although many false teachers have adulterated many religious teachings, I have stopped listening to them and focused on the Holy Book. And this sacred book unveils that if you live a righteous life on earth, you will go to heaven but if you are evil there is a place called hell waiting for you.


I am aspiring to go to heaven when my time is up on earth. Living a righteous life is becoming hard every day because evil is taking over the earth. If you are not corrupt you might be subjected to hardship and poverty. But every day I keep fighting temptation that wants to make me derail from the path of truth. But I am hoping that when I stand before the judgment throne when my time is up on the earth, my maker will find me worthy to enter the gates of heaven.

This is kind of funny to know. You asked a question so you don't expect response that you want to hear  . The forum is filled with people of diverse religion, opinions and different in every other thing you can think of are viewed in different ways. So take it cool, you will see people responding the way you want it. Religion is the shaping value for the way people reason just like you were brought up in church and Christian way, of course heaven is real and Christians want to spend eternity in heaven but some Christians too don't believe that so open your mind but hold on to what you believe.

Religion gives you something to believe in, and in some religions mostly Christianity, a place called heaven is promised for people who live a good life here on earth, and hell for those who did not have a good life on earth. You are a Christian, so you believe in heaven, but many people who are believers in other religion have their own beliefs about what happens next when they close their eyes to life here on earth. You will find out where you will end up when you die.

I found the first two posts to both be thought provoking, thank you. I was raised very religious with church & church school every Sunday. In my teens, I found Ayn Rand's book Atlas Shrugged to be an amazing experience. Over the years, I've come to respect Rand's politics and in depth understanding of people and history more than her hostility towards religion. The idea of going somewhere wonderful after death has a strong appeal, especially as we get older, but I can't put too much faith in the concept, yet.    

A: Nah, i don't need afterlife. This life is enough for me. Thought of that gives me peace and clarity and understanding that i need to cherish everything i have while i have it. I need to live my life to the end because i have it. While being kind to my family and friends and give my kids a better changes in life than i did.

I used to be religious, but after i understood what void it was filling, getting rid of it really balanced my life to better. I just don't need anyone in the sky watching me. Neither gods or government.

B: What will happen after i die? My body either get burned or buried. I guess my afterlife would feel similar to before i existed. Like nothing.

You miss a couple more questions, from the opposite direction. These questions are:
1. Does the universe exit?
2. Does life exist?
The reason why these are important is, nobody can prove them with solid, empirical science.

Big Bang is a fantasy that sounds good to those who need it to believe in. But the science behind BB is so extremely lacking that it is really utter foolishness. Besides, asking any layman to understand the little science there is, makes the whole topic of this question in a public forum to be foolishness.

As far as life goes, the dividing line between something that is dead, and the moment before while it was still alive, hasn't been found. If it is close to being found, it is understood (almost) by a few technical people, but absolutely none of us lay people.

The point of asking these two additional questions is, before we ask about some fanciful place called Heaven, we really need to be afraid, because we don't really know anything about this age.

But take heart. Since this universe and life seem to exist without proof, and without the knowledge of how such could be possible, something like Heaven could exist for the same, unknown reasons.

Hi all, here is a two part question:

Do you believe in Heaven?
and,
Do you expect to go to Heaven, when finished here on Earth?

Optionally, please feel free to discuss why you believe and what you think it will be like, i.e. Will your favorite pets and friends be there and easy to find? How will you find them, will we have "Apps" for that? 

Please maintain a nice talk, and do not have the same two or three people debating religion, thank you.