Pretty much. Christians believe the only way to be "saved" is by accepting Jesus Christ as you savior. Since Muslims don't, they can't be saved (go to heaven).
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Not all Christians believe as stated above. My denomination believes that we are all saved by grace. Further, that people cannot judge what will happen for other people, singly or by group. That is for God, only.
NO Jesus did not go to hell he went to haven and that's true.
People who do not believe in God also do not believe in hell. This is a worry only for Christians.
Only if they exist. Christians and Muslims believe that both heaven and hell exist, but belief is not proof.
Christians believe this happens if you don't receive Christ as savior.
Christians believe that those who leave the Christian faith will go to hell. Of course, those who have left the faith believe otherwise, believing that the Christian hell does not really exist.
Many Christians believe that Hell is the place where evil-doers and those who did not accept Jesus Christ will go at the end of time. Views on what it is like vary from it simply being a place without God to being a burning pit, where sinners are tormented for their evil deeds; it is also said to be the dwelling place of Satan, the father of lies. (It should be noted that not all Christians believe that non-Christians are condemned to hell, but some Christians do in fact believe this.) Heaven is where Christians believe that those who have been good and led a life in accordance with God's teachings, will go to at the end of time. Some Christians believe only other Christians will go there. Some Christians believe that all people who led a good life will go there. Heaven is the kingdom of God, where God is one with everyone and they are one with God. Christians also believe that Jesus is there, sitting at the right hand of His Father. It is impossible for us to know what Heaven and Hell are really like, but most Christians believe we just have to trust God to make the right choice, in his infinite wisdom, and hope that someone who willingly let his son die for us won't condemn all the good people in the world who aren't believers to Hell.
Assuming that there is a God and while on earth you didn't believe in him. You would by some christian faiths go to hell. Other christian faiths such as Roman Catholicism, would say anyone who has led a good life is worthy of going to heaven not hell. Remember, through showing love to those around us, you demonstrate your love towards God for he was the one who made us. If God exists, and if hell exists, and God says that those who don't believe in him go to hell*, and you don't believe in God, then you will go to hell; regardless of whether or not you believe in hell. If something is true, not believing it does not change the fact that it is true. *Mainly Evangelical Christians believe this though.
According to Christian beliefs, some denominations believe that only those who accept Jesus Christ as their savior will go to heaven, while others believe in the possibility of salvation for non-Christians through different means. Ultimately, the question of who goes to hell is a complex and debated topic within Christianity.
Buddhism has no creator God, Christianity does. Buddhism can be considered as not a religion, Christianity definitely is. Buddhists believe in rebirth, Christians believe that after death, we go to heaven or hell. Buddhism was founded by an [Enlightened] human, Christians believe that Jesus was the Son of God and is part of the Holy Trinity. Buddhists [unlike any other major world religion] believe that the soul is impermanent [Anatta], Christians believe that after we die, our soul lives on in heaven/hell
Well it depends if you believe in hell.
uh... yeah I believe it depends on your religion. Many Christians believe it to be so, but Wiki Answers shouldn't be a place to judge religion. Religion is an opinion.
Christians believe that after death, their souls go to either heaven or hell based on their faith and actions in life. In heaven, they are believed to be in the presence of God and experience eternal joy, while in hell, they may face eternal separation from God and suffering.