What makes me go to hell?

Question

Does those reason defined by God or by human's moral system?

Answer 1

Failure to accept Jesus as Lord and Savior.

Answer 2

Human "moral systems" AND reasons defined by God can send you to Hell. If you're unrepentant of your sins as shown you by God, you end up in Hell and if you try to live "morally" without obeying God's salvation plan, you could end up there. The second chapter of Acts best tells what to do to avoid Hell, so start there and I wish you success!

Answer 3

God defined the reasons but with your freewill you make the actions that will decide weather you will or will not go to hell. First to avoid hell is to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Savior acknowledging that you are a sinner lost without his mercy, repenting for those sins you have commit ed then read the bible to learn how to live a holy live. Also, it is good to find a true bible preaching church to support you in your walk.

Answer 4

Great answers for once and a good question, read those that are long because they are true. John 14:6 Jesus says "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no man cometh unto the Father but by me."

Answer 5

Translators of the Bible have rendered these three words as hell,
(She´ol).
The common grave of mankind, gravedom; not an individual burial place or grave (Heb., qe´ver, Jg 16:31; qevu•rah´, Ge 35:20), nor an individual tomb (Heb., ga•dhish´, Job 21:32).

The Hebrew word she’ohl´ occurs 65 times in the Masoretic text. In the King James Version, it is translated 31 times as “hell,” 31 times as “grave,” and 3 times as “pit.” The Catholic Douay Version rendered the word 63 times as “hell,” once as “pit,” and once as “death.” In addition, at Isaiah 7:11 the Hebrew text originally read she’ohl´, and it was rendered as “Hades” in the ancient Greek versions of Aquila, Symmachus, and Theodotion, and as “hell” in the Douay Version.

(Ha´des).
This is the common transliteration into English of the corresponding Greek word hai´des. It perhaps means “the unseen place.” In all, the word “Hades” occurs ten times in the earliest manuscripts of the Christian Greek Scriptures.—Mt 11:23; 16:18; Lu 10:15; 16:23; Ac 2:27, 31; Re 1:18; 6:8; 20:13, 14.

The King James Version translates hai´des as “hell” in these texts, but the Revised Standard Version renders it “Hades,” with the exception of Matthew 16:18, where “powers of death” is used, though the footnote reads “gates of Hades.” “Hades” rather than “hell” is used in many modern translations.

(Ge•hen´na) [Gr. form of the Heb. Geh Hin•nom´, “Valley of Hinnom”]. The deep, narrow Valley of Hinnom, later known by this Greek name, lay to the S and SW of ancient Jerusalem and is the modern-day Wadi er-Rababi (Ge Ben Hinnom). (Jos 15:8; 18:16; Jer 19:2, 6; see HINNOM, VALLEY OF.) Judean Kings Ahaz and Manasseh engaged in idolatrous worship there, which included the making of human sacrifices by fire to Baal. (2Ch 28:1, 3; 33:1, 6; Jer 7:31, 32; 32:35) Later, to prevent such activities there in the future, faithful King Josiah had the place of idolatrous worship polluted, particularly the section called Topheth.—2Ki 23:10.
This name appears 12 times in the Christian Greek Scriptures, and whereas many translators take the liberty to render it by the word “hell,” a number of modern translations transliterate the word from the Greek ge´en•na.—Mt 5:22, Ro, Mo, ED, NW, BC (Spanish), NC (Spanish), also the footnotes of Da and RS.

Answer 6

I will answer that one for you. Rejecing Christ as your personal Saviour and Lord and Friend, by not repenting to God for your sins, for any unforgivenss toworsds others, by not tithing and giveing to the poor, by not purtting Jesus first and taking up your cross and following him, if you beleive in Jesus but not obey him. I hope this helps. And these are God's standards

Answer 7

EVERYTHING, every one of the commandments can be tied into everyday life.

And those defined by god were retouched by the human moral system.

Because out of the rules set out by god, humanity has added to them by evolving mentally, spiritually, technologically and so on and so on.

Answer 8

Nothing can make you go to hell.It is a fictional place,with varying attributes,according to whichever nutjob thinks they have the correct interpretation of gods word.You can no more go to hell than you could visit "middle Earth"

Answer 9

A belief in God.

Answer 10

I believe u've got a great chance at goin' to heaven if accept Jesus as ur Lord and personal savior and obey God's laws.

Answer 11

Freedom of Choice

[33:72] We have offered the responsibility (freedom of choice) to the heavens and the earth, and the mountains, but they refused to bear it, and were afraid of it. But the human being accepted it; he was transgressing, ignorant.

[33:73] For GOD will inevitably punish the hypocrite men and the hypocrite women, and the idol worshipping men and the idol worshipping women. GOD redeems the believing men and the believing women. GOD is Forgiver, Most Merciful.


*33:72 The animals, trees, stars, etc. took advantage of this most gracious offer. See Appendix 7."
http://www.submission.org/suras/sura33.html



The Unforgivable Sin

[4:48] GOD does not forgive idolatry, but He forgives lesser offenses for whomever He wills. Anyone who sets up idols beside GOD, has forged a horrendous offense
http://www.submission.org/suras/sura4.htm