Who'll go to hell/heaven in afterlife?

[Pudding]

Who'll go to hell/heaven in afterlife?

Please provide convincing evidence to support your answers/statements if you think:
- Afterlife/hell/heaven exists.
- A true God exists.
- Some specific people will go to hell/heaven.
- Some specific versions of hell/heaven doesn't exist.

(I might not be participate in this discussion, so please feel free to discuss/debate with other people here.)

 

[Enoch07]

Who'll go to hell/heaven in afterlife?

Please provide convincing evidence to support your answers/statements if you think:
- Afterlife/hell/heaven exists.
- A true God exists.
- Some specific people will go to hell/heaven.
- Some specific versions of hell/heaven doesn't exist.

(I might not be participate in this discussion, so please feel free to discuss/debate with other people here.)

My answer is "Other".

God is the only one that can judge as far as that is concerned.

 

[SomeRandom]

Other. We will all find that the Mighty Cthulhu rules the afterlife and flee before its might!

 

[Spirit of Light]

Those who reach enlightenment goes to heaven (Buddhist teaching)
Those who do evil like killing, rape, go to hell

 

[danieldemol]

Other, people lacking virtue will suffer for a while in the next life until they are reformed.

 

[Eddi]

I voted "other"...

I can't help but think that being a "true Christian" guarantees Heaven but that good people who are not Christians (or who are even atheists) may also get into Heaven if God wants them to, if they accept God after they die (I think God likes it when people doubt him on rational grounds, making use of the critical faculties he gave them)

As for adherents of other religions... why not??

My "convincing evidence"? All of the above makes sense in light of what I know and believe, and amounts to a plausible hypothesis. But I have no hard evidence!

Edit: but evil people (as opposed to people who are merely sinners) go to hell

 

[viole]

Who'll go to hell/heaven in afterlife?

Please provide convincing evidence to support your answers/statements if you think:
- Afterlife/hell/heaven exists.
- A true God exists.
- Some specific people will go to hell/heaven.
- Some specific versions of hell/heaven doesn't exist.

(I might not be participate in this discussion, so please feel free to discuss/debate with other people here.)

Convincing evidence? It is like asking: what will my garden fairy eat today?

1) carrots
2) potatoes
3) others

Please provide convincing evidence to support your response.

Ciao

- viole

 

[Eddi]

Convincing evidence? It is like asking: what will my garden fairy eat today?

1) carrots
2) potatoes
3) others

Please provide convincing evidence to support your response.

Ciao

- viole

There is none

But then I don't expect anyone else to believe it

Indeed I don't think there is any "convincing evidence" for God or the afterlife

So I don't think "convincing evidence" is possible in this instance

If by "convincing evidence" you mean evidence that would change your mind from what you already believe or disbelieve

 

[stvdv]

Who'll go to hell/heaven in afterlife?

IMHO:
"Afterlife Hell" is human imagination
"Afterlife Heaven" is human imagination

So:
All non-Christians will NOT go to hell
All atheists will NOT go to hell.
All non-followers of true God will NOT go to hell.
Bad people will NOT go to hell.
Christians will NOT go to heaven.
True Christians will NOT go to heaven.
True followers of true God will NOT go to heaven.
Good people will NOT go to heaven.

Better Question to start with, might be:
Who Am I ?

 

[pearl]

The only convincing evidence is found on the other side of death.

 

[Erebus]

Other.

While I don't believe in Heaven or Hell, I can't definitively claim that they don't exist. I'm agnostic towards the afterlife, it could be anything or nothing and we have no way of knowing while we're alive.

So it might be that everybody goes to a place of endless, unspeakable suffering. This life may exist solely to give us a concept of happiness so that our eternal torment will be all the more painful. The point is that we just don't know.