A is a notorius murderer. He commited 9999 evil deeds like stealing,killing, adultery,almost all the ten commandments and some good deeds too. However before he's hanged, he repented and accepted Jesus as his saviour.
B is a Buddist. He has done 9999 good deeds like blood,organ and $ donation to the needies, and had taken part in many volunteery organisations to aid needy countries etc... and some bad deeds too. However due to strong restrictions from his family themselves and their traditions which led to his least exposure to God's words, he didn't accept Christ. In order words, he's forced to follow their own God. B is murdered by A.
Q1) Will A goes to heaven? I know the answer is yes.
Q2) Will B goes to heaven? The answer is a definite 'No' or 'Maybe'?
Q3) I know God doesn't impress or care about B's worldly contribution, but why not lets think of this scenario whereby B is a father of 3 children. These 3 children converted themselves into Christians and B didn't object and respected to it. And when these 3 children grew older, they preached and had successfully get more people into the Kingdom of God. Then these saved people repeated the whole procedure and thus more people are saved and so on. Here comes the question, without his father, those people who are saved through his 3 children would not be saved or rather maybe. And there are many scenarios where B contributed alot to 'Christianity' just that he didn't accept Christ.
Q4) If A can go to heaven, will God take B into consideration and give him a 2nd chance on account of how good B treated and helped God's children in some ways?
Q5) If God didn't give B a 2nd chance, not only B couldn't enter heaven but will be tortured eternally in hell even after what he had done compared to A who in the end ends up in Heaven. Did Bible mention any other place rather than Heaven and Hell where people with such similar cases like 'B' could end up in?
Q6) If people like B are sent to hell for sure, then it would be the saddest day for most of the Christians to see their loved ones going to be tortured eternally. At this rate, it seems that the population in Hell is increasing rapidly and would too in the future due to the authorities on earth and restrictions. Is there any possibility God will have mercy on such people after their death?
Q7) Conclusion: Reward the good, punish the bad. Every1 knows this. However in this case, the good ones(people who are closely or similar to A) didn have the chance to realize his sins through the baptizing of Holy Spirt due to certain factors are punished too. What's your view on this?
B is a Buddist. He has done 9999 good deeds like blood,organ and $ donation to the needies, and had taken part in many volunteery organisations to aid needy countries etc... and some bad deeds too. However due to strong restrictions from his family themselves and their traditions which led to his least exposure to God's words, he didn't accept Christ. In order words, he's forced to follow their own God. B is murdered by A.
Q1) Will A goes to heaven? I know the answer is yes.
Q2) Will B goes to heaven? The answer is a definite 'No' or 'Maybe'?
Q3) I know God doesn't impress or care about B's worldly contribution, but why not lets think of this scenario whereby B is a father of 3 children. These 3 children converted themselves into Christians and B didn't object and respected to it. And when these 3 children grew older, they preached and had successfully get more people into the Kingdom of God. Then these saved people repeated the whole procedure and thus more people are saved and so on. Here comes the question, without his father, those people who are saved through his 3 children would not be saved or rather maybe. And there are many scenarios where B contributed alot to 'Christianity' just that he didn't accept Christ.
Q4) If A can go to heaven, will God take B into consideration and give him a 2nd chance on account of how good B treated and helped God's children in some ways?
Q5) If God didn't give B a 2nd chance, not only B couldn't enter heaven but will be tortured eternally in hell even after what he had done compared to A who in the end ends up in Heaven. Did Bible mention any other place rather than Heaven and Hell where people with such similar cases like 'B' could end up in?
Q6) If people like B are sent to hell for sure, then it would be the saddest day for most of the Christians to see their loved ones going to be tortured eternally. At this rate, it seems that the population in Hell is increasing rapidly and would too in the future due to the authorities on earth and restrictions. Is there any possibility God will have mercy on such people after their death?
Q7) Conclusion: Reward the good, punish the bad. Every1 knows this. However in this case, the good ones(people who are closely or similar to A) didn have the chance to realize his sins through the baptizing of Holy Spirt due to certain factors are punished too. What's your view on this?