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People either go to heaven or hell. People in heaven would have endless happiness. People in hell are punished specifically for the persons worst sin and it is endless pain.
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What is the Christian view on death?
The Christian view on death is that the soul leaves the body when you die, and your sins are weighed and judged by God, and you are either sent to Hell if you have had a sinful life, or you go to Heaven if you gave your Life to Jesus when you were alive cause your sins were washed away by His Blood, where you will live forever in God's kingdom.
What is the Christian view of death?
Christianity's view of death, for Catholics anyways, is when God is ready for you to come into heaven. He takes you from the Earth at a chosen time.
Do Christian's believe in after death?
i think they do believe in life after death
Does life terminate with death?
Many people believe that life as we experience it ends with death, while others hold spiritual or religious beliefs that suggest life continues beyond death in some form. The question of what happens after death is a complex and deeply personal one with many different perspectives and beliefs.
How did the Aztecs view death?
The Aztecs viewed death as another phase of life.
What is your personal view on death?
Part of the cycle of life.
Does Buddha solved the question of life after death?
Buddhism regards existence as a series of rebirths until enlightenment is achieved which allows the "soul" an opportunity to escape the cycle of death and re-birth. This is not the same as the Christian or Islamic concept of a one time through life then a life after death in a Heaven or Hell. The question solved from the Buddhist point of view.
What is Christian Aid Motto?
'We believe in life before death'
How does Johnny's brush with death change his view of life?
newdiv
What is a Christian view of culture?
In general terms, a Christian view of culture is a view that the customs, beliefs, and ethical 'dos and don'ts) of a society should be thoroughly informed by Christian Faith. In this view, what is believed, said, and done among members of the society in question is (or, ought to be) guided by a Christian perspective on what is appropriate and true for human life on earth.
Why might a Christian argue with the statement there is no such thing as life after death?
Because we know there is life after what moderns call death. Death of the body is not the cessation of existence for the soul.
What has the author Theodore Hoyer written?
Theodore Hoyer has written: 'The Christian view of life'
