what part of i want to know others beliefs is not understood?

Question

that after all is what we are in this group for to learn my question are not incomplete i make my points clear i want to know what people all over think happens to them when they die???if you belive that are you willing to bet your soul on it ?????

Answer 1

Yes. I am willing to bet my life that Jesus is Lord.

Answer 2

To many religions to bet on one, I'm atheist so I think it's done when we die but if I'm wrong I'm not going to commit to a religion because they all sound way too crazy at their roots. If you want to bet your soul on anything bet it on yourself do what you feel is right not just what feels good. Think of all the evil in the world that spawns from following others blindly don't fall for the treats of your going to hell unless because you really don't know who to believe. I personally think I'm set i live life like it's over when I am dead but for my own self-respect I'm a good person and i think that's gives me a better chance of getting into heaven than a mass murdering rapist who was saved in prison unlike what the bible says

Answer 3

Here, I wrote this:
Heaven, Hell and Purgatory
A complete description of my beliefs of/about/concerning the above as of 1:20 am, eastern time, on the morning of December 31, the year of 2006

Before I begin I want one thing understood. I am thirteen. Interpret that on your own.

I believe everybody has his or her own personal Heaven. Here are some of my ideas for how it’s determined, or the options, or your options. I’d like to believe that they vary from person to person and that somebody has a ‘none of the above’ experience, but without further ado:
oA reliving of all the joyous memories of their life, with no guilt, pain, or time.
oA specific place or state only dreamed of in their life, me being an example of this. If I died at this very moment, then my Heaven would be neither the stereotyped and accepted view, nor the above reliving of happy times. My personal Heaven would be a galaxy far, far away.
oYour soul is at peace and you simply Are, a sort of indescribable and undisturbable blissful subconciousness
oAnd of course, the whole common biblical view of Heaven thing.

To be eligible for heaven, your soul has to be at peace with itself and your conscience. If you have an unrighted wrong, your own sword hanging above your head (or anybody else’s rightfully placed there) then you are not deserving of the mellow bliss of heaven and therefore are not entitled to it. In this event you must be in the Void that is Purgatory until these wrongs are righted.
Purgatory is neither Hell nor Heaven nor Life, and thus is Void. There exists nothing, no thought, sensation, or movement can penetrate the nonexistence. It is the cancellation and undoing of all things real and imaginary. It is nothing, the nonexistent, the loudest empty silence unimaginable, the starkest undreamt empty. Knowing that your soul resides here, it is the duty of your spirit to fulfill on earth what keeps you in the prison of Purgatory.
Purgatory is also a limited chance to right past wrongs before they condemn you to an eternity lived out in Hell.

Hell is different.
If after your life (or your stay in Purgatory) you are still deemed morally unfit for heaven, you are forced into Hell.
Hell is where you are banished to and lost in the darkest corners of your mind. You live your greatest fears, your worst memories, and it’s entirely inescapable. It’s losing all you care for, all that cares for you. Hell is magnification of the worst feelings and emotions possible, true love unrequited, pure fear, loneliness, rage, depression, all combined and force-fed to you.

Answer 4

My soul belongs to God to do as he wishes with it. Our body can die but the soul lives on somewhere.

Answer 5

I don't bet my soul on nothing but God and Jesus.

Answer 6

Yes I am!!!