What attitudes will we be judged on at the final coming?

Answer 1

If you are a Christian you will not be judged as you were judged for sin when you accepted Jesus Christ as Lord. If you are an unsaved person who makes it through the tribulation period alive and stand before jesus Christ for judgment your attitudes won't mean much as you will be judged unrighteous for not accepting Jesus Christ as Lord when you were offered salvation but turned it down, and believe me all persons will have been given the chance to come to God through His only Son, Jesus Christ. If you should die previous to the final coming and are not a believer you will be resurrected at the end of the Millennium (1000 years) and will be judged and sent to the lake of fire (see Revelation 20:11-15). Your only chance for a win, win solution is to become a Christian (A believer in Jesus Christ) before you die. All else is very bad news.

Answer 2

There are two judgments to which one will be subject. The particular judgment happens the instant you die, and that judgment will involve everything about us. If you die in a state of mortal sin (an actual sin that destroys sanctifying grace in your soul) then you will proceed immediately to hell for all eternity. If you not in mortal sin, in other words, you are in the grace of God, and you are perfect - you will immediately enter heaven. If you still have imperfections on your soul, venial sin, attitudes which are not in alignment with God's perfect love, etc. then you will cast yourself into purgatory to be cleansed of them so that you may enter heaven. The only time an attitude would keep you ultimately from heaven would be one that manifests itself as a moral sin. An attitude of hate towards anyone, an attitude of selfish that excludes others, etc. All of these attitudeswould condemn you to hell as they involve mortal sin.

The final judgment will indeed involve attitudes, as this "the general judgment" is the universal judgment of the human race and will manifest God's justice in condemning sinners and His mercy in those who are saved. We never "fall into sin accidentally", attitudes are nearly always involved, and so, these, too, will be judged.