>After death comes for them?

>>40649227 (OP)
Everyone is saved, and will believe in the one religion sooner or later

Good and Evil meet Divine Justice.

>>40649227 (OP)
No such thing

>>40649227 (OP)

there is no "right religion."

thats an invention of rome.

>>40649227 (OP)

and to actually answer ur question, they get remembered for their actions.

no matter how hard they try to cover their tracks, somewhere, someone remembers.

and that *terrifies them.*

Once you die you become a shinigami, regardless of your religions
There is no overpopulation because the shinigami can create their own pocket dimensions

>>40649227 (OP)
You will never know. We will never know. No one has come back to tell us.

>>40649227 (OP)
That woman looks like a downie, but that hairstyle activates my almonds.

>>40649227 (OP)
Jesus preferred doers, not followers.

>>40649227 (OP)
Rabbit Yeshuah will sentence them to eternal hellfire for not believing in his love and mercy.

>>40649227 (OP)
hell, you know this

>>40649540
It's not about "believing in Jesus" or "the right religion": the heart will be judged. Divine Justice cannot err.

There is both severity and mercy. The good have nothing to fear.

>>40649227 (OP)
You go to the underworld, chthonic earth It's a vast realm in the inner spaces under the earth permeated with darkness. The living can visit it, but the dead supposedly can't leave. For the are transfigured by death to be in a liminal space of some space time conformality. People can see in the dark cause it lives off the light of the moon. It has some spatially decoherent denizens that can be ran into, such as madmen and invisible monsters. People are sorted due to what they telegraph themselves to see in the undead world, some see paradise, while others see doom. Sometime the chthonic earth and real earth realms intermingle and create transient space like the bermuda triangle that allows for apparitions to slip into our reality. Or for ours to go missing all entirely. Sages and wisemen have built treasures here and in the heavens above on chthonic realities.

>>40649227 (OP)
It’s Buddhism. They’ll keep trying over and over until they eventually get it.

>>40649227 (OP)
99% of people are just reborn, no matter what they believe.

>>40649227 (OP)
You can take religion and shove it. What determines whether you're going up or down is your relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ:

“Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” (John 14:6)

“He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.” (John 3:36)

>>40649227 (OP)
Maybe it's more about your personal relationship with God. And God will give you messages in your life of what's wrong and right. If you're open to God, receive the message, and continue to choose what's wrong, perhaps there's much consequence.

>>40649227 (OP)
I imagine your embarrasment you'll feel when you realise there's no afterlife. Of course, you will not feel it, because you will be dead, fertilizer, you'll finally have a purpose other than wasting threads and HTTP traffic.

>>40649237
¡El Papi nos va a dar vuelta como a una media, pero va a ser épico!

>>40649227 (OP)
Jesus is a muslim

>>40649227 (OP)
Right religion? Wrong religion? There is only the religion that benefits the most. Christianity had it's time. Buddhism arose from the spirit of the oriental man and his need for balance. Luciferianism from the desperation of men who wanted power. Hindus who believe in the equivalent of a grand "washing machine" set to spin cycle. It's all just one big altruistic diatribe. Attempting to lead people on brighter and better paths. The "right religion" should be what brings about the most happiness. So simple. So stupidly simple. This usually means what is beneficial for all, exceptions of course being to when one party who intends to harm another asks to be given a boon to the detriment of another. It was always so easy. Yet people often lose their way. Like a hand holding a rabid dog. They ask for a solution yet don't like being led towards their way.

>>40652272
... I have seen it. I have seen God and Satan, after my death, five years ago.