Can a Person get to Heaven if They are not Holy According to God’s Standard?
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Sinner and saint, all go to heaven. Some will depart heaven following their judgment to go into the lake of fire, having not placed their faith in the atoning work of Jesus Christ, Who willingly gave His life on the cross of Golgotha, due to His great love for us, that we may be clothed in His righteousness and attain to life ever after on the new Earth, thereby escaping the second death.
but even if u go to the lake of fire its trill....... cuz its just annihilation right? 
no worries......
no worries......
Scripture does not support the claim above. What it does say is that when those in Christ die, their spirits depart from the bodies and go immediately to be in the presence of the Lord as revealed in Phil.1:23 and 2 Cor.5:6-8
However, when the unsaved die, like the rich man of Lazarus fame, their spirits depart from their bodies and go into Sheol/Hades, which is under the earth, where they will be in torment in flame until they are resurrected out after the millennial period where they will stand before God at the great white throne judgment. - Rev.20:11-15
The unsaved will go to heaven only after the millennial period and that to stand before God to be judged where they will be thrown into the lake of fire where they will be conscious and aware, existing in that state forever. There is no annihilation.
According to your uderstanding of scripture yes, but according to others understanding of scripture no.
One is right and one is wrong.
Will our differences affect our salvation?
I say no?
It is good to discuss as long as it doesn’t lead to fighting each other..
Either way what one thinks let it not detract from being like Jesus to each other and those that God brings into our lives.
For the one person who comes to faith as a result of the Holy Spirit working in us, then that’s one less doubt removed and both doctrinal views negated.
One is right and one is wrong.
Will our differences affect our salvation?
I say no?
It is good to discuss as long as it doesn’t lead to fighting each other..
Either way what one thinks let it not detract from being like Jesus to each other and those that God brings into our lives.
For the one person who comes to faith as a result of the Holy Spirit working in us, then that’s one less doubt removed and both doctrinal views negated.
Out of curiosity what would your answer be?
If you can’t participate
then maybe It has something to do with asking such a DEEP DEEP question.
If you can’t participate
then maybe It has something to do with asking such a DEEP DEEP question.
There shall not enter into it any thing defiled, or that worketh abomination or maketh a lie, but they that are written in the book of life of the Lamb.