does God view race,and sexuality, as a factor to get to heaven?

Question

if yes, please explain.

Answer 1

I wouldn't think so considering he made all the races
however the choice of sexuality (homosexuality, bestiality, etc)
is questionable ~ if you've read the Bible....but it's not our job to cast any judgements

Answer 2

you're desirable. Trinity doctrin is a pretend, swashed into christianity from different religions in later centuries. The christians of the 1st century don't think in trinity. If that's a ideal doctrin, Jesus could have informed his disciples approximately that. a number of Bible verses state that he's not God yet yet another individual: his son, which skill begotten (created) via god. Jesus and God are actually not a similar individual: John 14:28 John 20:17 Matt. 26:39 John 14:6b John 8:28-29 John 10:15 John 14:10 God created Jesus: Col. one million:15-17 Rev. 3:14 who's God: Deut. 6:4 Isaiah 40 5:5

Answer 3

Race? Absolutely not. The Bible CLEARLY states, however, that homosexuality is immoral and that people who choose to remain in this particular lifestyle are going against His Word and Way. It isn't being obedient to Christ and is against God's plan for that person's life. The Bible clearly states that people who are idolaters, homosexuals, etc. will indeed not make it into heaven. IT also states, though, that having faith in and on Christ is the only way to heaven.
In other words... it's not for me or anyone else to judge if another person will get into heaven. It's between the individual and God. If someone chooses to remain in a lifestyle that is unbecoming to a child of God, then, yes, technically, God may choose to send them to hell. His heaven/ home, His rules, just like anywhere else.

Answer 4

Race no. Sexuality??? Well, He lists homosexuality as a sin in both the Old and New Testaments. But.... our specific sins are not what keep us out of heaven. All that matters is a relationship with Jesus Christ and in that, our willingness to lay down our own desires and follow His ways. That path is a journey, a process. I was once gay, but over the course of my relationship with Jesus, over 8 years, He gradually took that desire away from me. I believe that once a person takes a true heartfelt step toward Jesus, they are saved as long as they continue to try to move that way. Our sins will fall away and we will be made more and more like Jesus along the way, but we'll never be perfect. What matters is our heart's desire to follow Jesus' ways.

Answer 5

God is not a respector of persons. The only thing a person needs to get to heaven is to accept the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross for his sins, and believe that jesus was the Son of God then to ask Jesus to come into his heart and save him, it's quite simple. That's why I think God said we need to have a childlike faith.

Answer 6

God wants our pure unalloyed love for Him, when that pure love is manifested in the core of our heart, that means there is nothing in this world more dear than Him, then we are ready to enter to heaven. And that is the true nature of the soul, no matter the external bodily covering(what kind of body we have).

Answer 7

Race, nope. He cannot see you like you can see someone sitting next to you. He can only see our hearts and if we believe in Him or not.
By sexuality, you mean sexual preference, I believe. Well, it does say in the Bible that a man and a man or a woman and a woman cannot have sexual relations for it is a sin against God.

Answer 8

No. God loves diversity. But what will keep us out of heaven is sin, from the smallest sin to the biggest sin. Even one sin will keep us out of heaven. So? We need our the Blood of the Lamb for the remission of all our sins.

Answer 9

No, I hope not. Even though some theologian in medieval times said that women did not have a soul (therefore they could not go to heaven).

Answer 10

of course not! if He was like that then why on earth would he create other races? He created everyone equal and loves us all the same.