which sect of christianity?

Question

is the correct one?

what will happen to all the rest of them on judgement day?

Answer 1

It's hell for everyone except for my single church in Topeka, Kansas. There are only 35 people who go there but only we interpet the Bible in the correct way.

Come judgement day, it's gonna be me, God, Jesus and them other 34 people up there in Heaven and the other 5,999,999,965 people burning down there in the pits of hell!

Answer 2

The differences between the various flavors of Christianity are not at a level that makes one or the other of them "correct."

For example, Catholics don't eat meat on Fridays in Lent, Baptists do; Catholic clergy cannot be married while Lutheran clergy can be. There is no "correct" stand on eating meat on Friday or whether your priest/minister can be married. When judgment day comes around, you might be marked down if, say, your faith asked you not to eat meat and you did or if you are a priest AND you were married, but if you are a meat eating Baptist, a fish frying Catholic, a married Lutheran minister or an unmarried Catholic priest isn't going to make a lot of difference one way or the other.

Answer 3

There is no correct sect of christianity. Nor is there a correct religion. As long as you love God and are a good person you will go to heaven.

Answer 4

It will not matter on Judgement Day which religion you belonged to. If you accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord then your name is written in the Lambs Book of Life. When your times comes for judgement it will show that your punishment has been paid.

Answer 5

the difference in "sects" is that of personal preference. The key to Christianity is believing that Christ died for your sins and through his Resurrection overcame it. Without the Resurrection the death on the cross means nothing. If you are required to believe more than that to be saved then that would be wrong. Or that even if you believe this you are not saved, that would be wrong. The difference in sects appeals to different people in different ways. That's all it is.

Answer 6

The one that teaches
1. Jesus is God, The Father is God, the Holy Spirit is God. There is only one God.
2. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, and died for the sins of the world.
3. Jesus will come back at the end of the age to judge the world.
4. The Holy Spirit indwells each believe making them part of Christ body the church..

That All I think you MUST have

Answer 7

Christians have accepted Jesus Christ into their lives as Lord. They give their lives over to Him. That is Christianity. The rest, i.e. Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Non-Denominational are religions. As Christians, we believe that our salvation is through Christ, not religion. Our different churches allow us to worship in a community, fellowship and serve each other, our communities and the world. On Judgement Day, it is Christ who will judge us each accordingly. As Christians, we pray that all other Christians will be joined in heaven.

Answer 8

No sect, religion or organization will make anyone right before God. It is the sacrifice of Jesus for the remission of our sins that will justify us on judgement day. ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Joh 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. )

Answer 9

Correct? There is no correct "sect" of christianity. All are inherently flawed by the will of man. Only by faith, not by religion, will anyone enter the gates of heaven.

Answer 10

All organized Christian churches are the wrong one, they branched off from the Catholic Church after the time of Martiin Luther. Even though they serperated from the Catholic Church they still have many of the same beliefs that are against the truths that are in the bible. You can find this spoken of in the book of Rev. 17 MYSTERY
BABYLON THE GREAT
THE MOTHER OF PROSTITUTES.