Quote Originally Posted by shagwAg3n
i see no justice, no right, in someone going to heaven who who has willingly committed sin after sin (no longer talking about 50 here, just in general). yet if they somehow truly, willingly, repent before they die, they get whisked away to an eternity of good times. i'm sorry but i can't talk myself into believing that, i can't will myself into believing it, faith or no faith.
Religion is not about justice, it's about someone's FAITH to believe in something.

Far too often people such as yourself believe that bedside confessions and sudden "beliefs" are automatic tickets to heaven. They are not always. WE have no way of KNOWING who goes to heaven until we get there. So what makes you think 50 or anybody else that tries to sneak in with a last minute manifesto IS going anywhere but where they belong? In other words, WE are not to be the judges of that trial. There is only ONE judge. HE will make the determination weather someone's heart is truly where it should be or they are merely hiding behind that smile again.

You should not choose to believe in God or not based on WHO is going to be your neighbor in heaven. That is not choosing God, that's just wanting to BE God and that's wrong. Forget 50, forget Hitler, forget Gandhi. THEY chose their own paths and will either pay or be rewarded for those choices. It has zero bearing on YOU. NONE. So why worry about them instead of you? Why?