Overview - Heaven's Hell Guide (2024)

FAQs

What is the answer to the Heaven and Hell riddle? ›

The question you need to ask is - "If I ask the other guard which is the door to heaven, which door will he point me to?" Explanation: No matter who you ask this question to, that guard will always point you to the door to hell.

Therefore, they would also point you towards the gate to hell, because they know the truthful gatekeeper would truthfully point to heaven. In both scenarios, regardless of who you ask, you'll receive the same answer: the gate to hell. Hence, it would be best if you chose the other gate, which is the gate to heaven.

The doctrine of hell displays not merely the justice of God, but His grace as well. In hell, God makes room for those who are not interested in God. Lewis wrote, “I willingly believe that the damned are, in one sense, successful, rebels to the end; that the doors of hell are locked on the inside.”

Heaven is a permanent, eternal divine reward reserved for those who lived (in their Earthly life) morally upright, whereas Hell is a permanent, eternal divine punishment for those who have committed moral transgressions (commonly called “sins”) and have remained unrepentant.

The truth teller would tell the truth that the liar would point to the door to death. So, both guards would point you towards the door to death, and so you take the other door.

Jesus is the open door to Heaven. Jesus is always waiting for us with arms wide open, ready to welcome us into His heart so He can transform our life. In this post, let's open the Scriptures to look at the signs on the Narrow Road that leads to Eternal Life.

If you ask about a fact, the two (liar or truth-teller) will always give opposite answers and you won't know which is which. Instead, ask about the liar or truth-teller. This will get the same answer from both a liar and a truth-teller, thereby giving you accurate information.

heaven for climate, and hell for society. - Mark Twain's Speechs, 1910 edition, p.

For centuries it has been commonly believed by most professing Christians that heaven is the abode of the righteous dead where they experience everlasting joy and happiness, and that hell is the eternal abiding place of the wicked who are subject to never-ending torment in its unquenchable fires.

There are over two billion Christians in the world, the vast majority of whom believe in heaven and hell. You die and your soul goes either to everlasting bliss or torment (or purgatory en route).

How soon after death do you go to heaven? ›

This is what the New Testament indicates when Paul says that it was more needful for him to stay here for us, but to depart and be with Christ would be far better (Phil. 1:23–24). He indicates that, as soon as we die, our souls go immediately into the presence of Christ.

Thomas Aquinas, teaches that animals do not have eternal souls so they wouldn't be present in the afterlife.” Still, Father Klimek says, a number of Catholic authors, including priests, have considered the possibility that Aquinas was wrong and that there will be animals in heaven.

As the Psalmist says, there is no one who does good (Ps. 14:3). And so we know and believe that heaven is open to all who would acknowledge and confess their sin, their “badness,” and who would put their faith in Christ and His righteousness, His “goodness,” alone.

purgatory, the condition, process, or place of purification or temporary punishment in which, according to medieval Christian and Roman Catholic belief, the souls of those who die in a state of grace are made ready for heaven.

Ask either one to tell you what door the other guard would say leads to heaven. The liar has to lie, so he will tell you that the truther will send you through the hell door. The truther will tell you the liar would send you through the hell door.

Purgatory (Latin: purgatorium, borrowed into English via Anglo-Norman and Old French) is a passing intermediate state after physical death for purifying or purging a soul.