Turning to the second question — whether a Christian who dies by suicide would still "go to Heaven" — Wright pushed back against the framing of the afterlife as mere soul migration.

Baha’is believe that any person — of any religion and even nonbelievers — can “go to heaven” if they apply the virtues and guidance God shared through His Messengers.

Most Christians today, reading a passage like this, assume that it means that heaven is where you go to receive this salvation—or even that salvation consists in "going to heaven when you die." ...

According to the late Christian philosopher Dallas Willard, your eternal destiny is not cosmic retirement; it is to be part ...

Traditionally, Christians believed that Heaven and Hell were physical places. Nowadays, some Christians believe that Heaven and Hell are not physical places but instead could be states of mind ...

When cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin returned to earth in 1961, after the first manned spaceflight, Soviet leaders claimed he said: "I went up to space, but I didn't encounter God." Venturing into similar ...

If they thought that Christians might try to pressure them to become Christians, they simply would not sign up. Isn’t the world going to be totally collapsed after the Rapture? When all the Christians ...