Do Muslims go to Christian heaven?

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Answer 2

Christians believe no Muslim goes to heaven, unless they convert to Christianity.

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Every faith has its own interpretation of heaven, most with a "Members Only" sign. They range from the Vikings all day battle - all night beer busts to the Abrahamic faith's more austere eternities. Mark Twain discussed this at length in "Captain Stormfield's Visit to Heaven" where he supposes a rather extensive heaven which has many entrances (one for each group) which are ultimately connected.

Answer 3

There is no such thing as "Christian heaven" or any other kind of heaven . Heaven is heaven! It depends on the person itself. if a Muslim worships god but sins willingly, they will not go to heaven. but if a Muslim becomes perfect in Jesus Christ, flawless and pure, they will go to heaven. most religions likewise have been corrupted so much that most will not go to heaven, but everyone has a soul and every person has the choice to listen to God in their soul. Believe me, every person hears or feels the lord inside of them at some point in their lives, but most will push his Word back so much that they no longer hear him and therfore cant go to heaven!

Answer 4

Answer 1

no of course no!

Answer 2

This depends on the perspective of the Answerer.

• Atheists would say that Muslims do not go to Hell since there is no Hell.
• Jews would say that Muslims have a stake in the World to Come (the Jewish "Good Place") provided they follow the Seven Noahide Laws (which almost all Muslims follow).
• Christians would say that all Muslims go to Hell because they deny Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
• Muslims would say that Muslims who are true believers (as opposed to Hypocrites or Munafiqin) will go to Heaven. Those who do not truly believe will go to Hell.

Answer 5

An important tenet in all the world's religions that determines if one can go to heaven is The Golden Rule or "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

The Islamic version of this states the same idea: "No one of you is a believer until he desires for his brother that which he desires for himself." - Sunnah

The importance of striving to live by The Golden Rule in order to ascend to a heavenly plane after bodily death is confirmed in near-death experience research.

The Light of God, also called The Breath of God or simply The Light, is not just a spiritual metaphor, but an actual tangible energy that can be felt when one is in the disembodied state. The Light represents the only way that reality can manifest itself from nothingness in linear time. Without The Light, there can be no stars, planets, souls, or an Original Creator to use it to manifest a Big Bang.

The higher the plane in The Light, the greater the expansion of consciousness and the more powerful the level of energy available. The limit, if you want to call it that, is to become a Co-Creator.

However, infinite spiritual development is quite impossible to achieve. All spiritual growth is a matter of degree. An illustration: in recent years it has been determined by scientists and mathematicians that the Universe is not endless, just extremely large. This points to The Original Creator to be very spiritual advanced but not infinite in power.

A finite yet vast Creator used The Light to manifest a finite yet vast Universe.

Everything we do in life is recorded in The Light. And every time we harm someone unfairly we are forced, after we transition, to feel exactly how that person felt from that abuse. We are judged not only by our actions but also by our thoughts and even our intentions. This judgement is not forced upon us by a deity. Rather, It is indirectly forced upon us by the only thing which truly is infinite in power: the non-living Light of God.

Thus, to go to heaven, learn to be polite as much as possible without surrender, cultivate selflessness, and be very careful not to hurt others. For our application of The Golden Rule and our selflessness (or lack of it) becomes extremely important when we inevitably face The Light of God after bodily death. The wise are indeed cautious and selfless. To the shallow and unprincipled, these people appear to be weak. But in reality they are strong emotionally and in a state of growth. For it is harder to pursue a path of Good than it is to pursue a path of Evil.

Answer 6

Answer 1
I am a christian and I think so I mean what kind of God would he be if he sent good morale people to hell simply because they don't think the same things as you or me.

Answer 2
It entirely depends on your belief. Of course, Islam will claim that its believers do go to heaven. Most Christian doctrines claim Muslims will enter hell because they refuse to recognize Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Atheists reject the question outright because they do not believe a heaven exists.

Answer 7

Answer 1

Muslims after death will be judged by Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism) on the Resurrection Day. According to their deeds they will be either pushed in Hell or rewarded by Allah mercy by being accepted in the Paradise (or Heavens).

Answer 2

This depends on the perspective of the Answerer. Some examples include:

• Atheists would say that Muslims do not have an afterlife since there is no afterlife.
• Jews would say that Muslims have a stake in the World to Come (the Jewish "Good Place") provided they follow the Seven Noahide Laws (which almost all Muslims follow).
• Christians would say that all Muslims go to Hell because they deny Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
• Muslims would say that Muslims who are true believers (as opposed to Hypocrites or Munafiqin) will go to Heaven. Those who do not truly believe will go to Hell.

Answer 8

Heaven is union with God, only the perfect go to heaven. Even a good Christian who dies imperfect, will be going to heaven but won't get there until he is perfected. For a Muslim to go to heaven, he must be doing the will of God. As our culture currently is engaged in massive relativism thinking that each one's truth is as good as another, and as a Christian I believe neither in relativism nor in Islam, I would have to say that it would be very difficult for a Muslim to go to heaven, but not impossible. Only God can judge each person at the end of their lives, but we know that, as we are all damaged by Original Sin, doing the will of God in our lives is incredibly difficult even with the best of intentions and all the grace of God contained in His Sacraments. Trying to do this without the Christian sacraments is even more problematic.

Bottom line? Of course, anyone CAN go to heaven, but it is even more difficult to the point (but not quite) of impossibility outside the Catholic Church.

Answer 9

of course of course and of course because i believe in Allah, and I'm sure Allah won't make His slaves dissapointed. Allah will prove it, when the end of time :)

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