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A:I think many people do not believe in the last judgement because the very concept is so transparently false. The idea first arose in the Persian religion, Zoroastrianism and appears to have been adopted at an early stage by Judaism, from where the concept entered Christianity and then Islam. Christians believe Zoroastrianism is false, but apparently follow a Zoroastrian concept.

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Simply put, people do not believe in the last Judgement because they don't understand the Scriptures, or more probably, have not read the Scriptures but rely solely upon the interpretations of others. The latter is the prevalent reason for many 'church goers' today. They simply absorb the message of the messenger, without 'proving all things' as we are admonished to do in Scripture. The Bible is the number one 'dust collector' in the world today. People buy one to 'feel good' or 'safe' or present an appropriate appearance.

Undoubtedly, if one would read the Bible from Genesis to Revelations, they would come to understand the Great Plan of God. Man has fallen short. Man is stubborn and stiffnecked, relying upon the teachings of other men and discounting the Word of God to their own ends.

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