Christians believe that those who are born again (have Gods Spirit in them) have eternal life (heaven forever! :) Christians believe also that those who don't have Gods Spirit in them, are going to hell (forever :( ). Christians believe in life after death between those two choices , heaven or hell- forever.
The majority of Christians believe there are only two places you can go ...Heaven or Hell. You only get into Heaven if you are saved and have accepted Jesus as your personal Savior. This requires confession that you are a sinner and faith to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ. No matter what other "religions" teach, these are the only two choices for eternity after death. Hell will be constant burning with no relief, pain, suffering and darkness. Heaven is described as a wonderful place of peace...which would you choose? It's a no brainer to me!
You might also consider there will be no sadness in Heaven, therefore, all of our friends and family that have not been saved will not be in Heaven, so their memory will have to be erased from our minds. If not, we would be sad thinking of those not with us in Heaven. Think about it.
well when you die you will have to confess every single sin you have made on earth.
and if you were a true christian you accepted Jesus into your heart/accepted him as you saviour you will go to heaven.
but if you were not a christian, well, The Bible says you will be sent to the lake of fire were there is burning of flesh and gnashing of teeth, or in other words you go to hell for all of eternity.
so to put it simple if you ain't christian you goin to hell:( sorry (no I'm not its your own freaken fault, you read this you know what your denying)
Different Christians believe different things, and often different things depending on the relative righteousness of the individual.
Often, the belief is that you go to heaven or hell. Sometimes it is limbo though, or a generic spirit world before the judgement.
Some people believe that you will be resurrected with your current body. Others that you won't need a body anymore. Others, that you will be reincarnated into a new body to live again if you didn't get it right this time. There is a very wide variety in Christian belief, but in most cases, there is the idea of a reward or punishment for earthly actions embodied in the idea of Heaven or Hell.
Christians do not believe in reincarnation. Christians believe in Heaven.
Yes Christians believe in life after death. The Bible (God's word) teaches that.
Catholics are Christians and as such, believe in Jesus Christ, His Crucifixion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension, promising to come again.
Liberal Christians do not spend a lot of time thinking about death; they believe that Christians need to be carrying out God's work here on earth among the oppressed.
Nothing. Death is an end.
they is another life after death
They believe that they cannot know what happens after death.
They believe that they cannot know what happens after death.
Well Christians believe that if you give your life to Jesus, when you die you will go to heaven and live their with him for ever more. So really Christians say that Death is a new Life. Another religion is Hinduism, were they believe you will be reincarnated into whatever you want.
Death is the result of sin and the fallen nature of the world. Death is when the body no longer can sustain life so the soul can no longer dwell there. At some timeframe (difference in Christianity) the person's spirit is then judged on whether or not they have received salvation through Jesus. There will be a final judgment in which the wicked dead will be raised.
Secularism is simply the belief that religion and the state should be separated. A religious secularist will believe that whatever that person's religion argues will happen after death. A non-religious secularist will usually argue that nothing has been proven about what happens after death and all signs point to nothing occurring, so they do not believe anything about what happens after death.
Christians believe this happens if you don't receive Christ as savior.