People of the earth...what do you think will happen if you die???

Answer 1

I will go to heaven to be with my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ

Answer 2

Why does this question get asked at least 50 times a day on here? Is it really so hard to click on the links that pop up when you type the question to find the answers already said by everyone on here?

Answer 3

Cocktails

Answer 4

People have been dying for eons now, and not much has changed. My own particular death won't leave much of a hole in the fabric of life, hardly a ripple in the pool.

Answer 5

It depends on what my beliefs are. If I don't believe that God is real and accept Him as my Lord and Savior, I will be cast into the lake of fire. If I do accept Him as my Lord and Savior then I will live with Him forever.

Answer 6

by grace, throuigh faith, i know that i will go to heaven. for everyone who accepts jesus christ as the lord and saviour of ones life acquires the precious gift of salvation. supporting this claim is ephesians 2:8. god bless! =)

Answer 7

There is no IF about it. We all die.

I believe what Jesus told the Pharisees...........
"No human being can even imagine what life after death is like, what heaven is like is so unlike anything you could think of"

Of course I am paraphrasing................

Answer 8

IF? There's no if, it's "when". When I die, nothing will happen. I'll just cease to exist.

Answer 9

There is no soul sleep of the righteous. Only the damned sleep in their graves after death. Those that have died in Christ now reside in heaven.

The spiritual bodies of the righteous will result from the joining of their heavenly natures with their resurrected bodies at the second coming of Christ at the final judgment.

Those that are damned will awake from their sleep to be judged and join Satan in their separation from God in Hell.

How do I know where I will end up?

As relates to salvation, there are a couple of theological concepts worth mentioning. Arminianism sees the choice of Christ as impossible, apart from God's grace; and the freedom to choose is given to all, because God's prevenient grace is universal (given to everyone). Therefore, God predestines on the basis of foreknowledge of how some will respond to his universal love ("conditional"). Think of Arminianism as John 3:16 for anyone who so believes.

If you adopt a Calvinist approach, then God's elect were chosen before the world began, and the elect will be gathered by God. The elect will not be able to resist God's grace. In contrast, Calvinism views "universal" grace as resistible and not sufficient for leading to salvation--or denies "universal" grace altogether--and instead supposes grace that leads to salvation to be particular and irresistible, given to some (the elect) but not to others on the basis of God's predestinating choice ("unconditional"). Think of Calvinism as John 3:16 for only the elect God has chosen before time began. The five principles of Calvinism are easily remembered by the acronym, TULIP: Total depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited atonement, Irresistible grace, Perseverance of the saints.

In Calvinism, the whole notion of John 3:16 only applies to those God has foreordained to be saved. This means that Christ did not come to save everyone, only the elect chosen by God on whom he decided to have mercy. So how does one know if he or she is one of the elect? We don't! Instead persons are urged to keep God's commandments, live righteous lives seeking to please God, and pray continuously that His mercy falls upon us as one of His elect.

Answer 10

just wondering why this is addressed to "people of earth"...why exclude the aliens from this question?