Are there separate heavens and hells for members of the three Abrahamic religions?
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Of course not…
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This question betrays a lack of knowledge of the law of non-contradiction.
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Three different heavens meant three different salvation paths?
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No, same hell
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Only two of the three worship the same God ?♂️
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No. Only spiritual realms for righteous and unrighteous spirits. But the paradise is inside the earth and the kingdom of heaven is in heaven.
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“For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus;” (1 Timothy 2:5). 1 heaven, one hell, one God, one savior.
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Can resident jog on those streets of gold?s
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No. There is one heaven and one hell.
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Hindu heaven? Hindu hell?
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No
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Nope
Only 1 God -
Only Jesus can save US
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Only the Christian faith has a heaven
All others Will be in HeLL -
There are three heavens, at least, if more I do not know, three for sure according to the Bible. Hell is described in many ways. Damnation, underworld, land of shadows, darkness, darkest darkness, eternal punishment, lake of fire etc. in my opinion the punishment is individually different according to level of transgressions of a sinner. Most severe sentence is to be cast into lake of fire. It suggests that the pain is as one is burning but it goes on without end. It’s quite mind blowing actually
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Nope. Two of them have the same, though.
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One God One Faith. No
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Biblically speaking there is eternal life or death, no other alternatives.
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No … That idea is rediculous … And comes from the false system of interpretation known as Dispensationalism
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There is one heaven. It’s for those saved by faith, faith in God for Old Testament saints and faith in Jesus for New Testament saints. Anyone who doesn’t fall into one of the categories goes to gehenna/hell at death and later on will be sentenced to the lake of fire.
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No the unredeemed Jew and unredeemed Muslim will spend the rest of eternity side by side
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Can you name the three Abrahamic religions
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There is the Kingdom of God and there is Hell. Those who trust in Jesus Christ as Lord for the mediation of sin will find life in God’s Kingdom subsequent to the death of the body in Time.
Those who reject Jesus Christ as Lord, including unbelieving Jews and Islamist’, will die in their sin and initially be relegated to Hades-Sheol/Torments awaiting the Judgment of the Condemned. Immediately subsequent to the Millennial Reign of Messiah-Jesus, those interned in Hades-Sheol/Torments will receive a resurrected body of corruption and stand before Jesus Christ to be Judged…their names will NOT be found written in the Lamb’s Book of Life and they will suffer in Hell commensurate with the deeds done in the body while constrained by Time then they will die the “second death” and cease to exist for Eternity.
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The Bible. 1 Peter 1:3-5
[3]Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His great mercy has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead,
[4]to obtain an inheritance which is imperishable and undefiled and will not fade away, reserved in heaven for you,
[5]who are protected by the power of God through faith for a salvation ready to be revealed in the last time. -
There is one heaven where God abides .
And there is one hell. And there may certain areas according to mans sins, but I do not personally know this to be so for myself . If it is so, i have seen such nor told such by the scriptures nor by gods revelation. -
No
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Nope
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Nope.muslims are hellbound.
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one heaven, one hell, one God who is the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. No Allah, no Buddha, no other god, just God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. All other gods are false gods.
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Where do people get these ideas?
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There are no three abrahamic religions. Christianity is the completion of Judaism therefore they can be considered one in the same and Islam No matter how much they want to claim Abraham can’t claim Abraham as a religious spiritual father.
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“You do err, not knowing the Scriptures!” – Jesus Christ
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No
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