Wouldn't It Be Heaven On Earth, If Everyone On Earth Was a Christian?
927691
Yes I agree but then again how could we compare if we obviously haven't been to Heaven yet?  I do think the world would be quite a better place but if it were, how would we know what ''isnt good'' ? have a nice day :)
73712
if the world was on the right path everyone would be happy...everyone would have a home to live in and food on their plates. but this question is pretty controversal so i don't want to get too political.
981171
No. Just because someone was raised with the moral teachings of Christianity doesn't mean they are Christian. Being a Christian means being born again, a choice one has to make to be.
359732
Is there a such thing? I thought we all had human rights without a religious name attached. What would be a christian right? I don't think you are GRANTED a right above other people for being a religious person.
727075
All religion is 'belief'. The Universe is a fact. Many if not all 'religions' believe that their God created the Universe. Christians generally do not subscribe to the idea that there MAY be 'life' as we know it outside the Earth.  But then very few Christians (or Jews for that matter) have considered the 6th Chapter of Genesis, verses 1-4. \n\nIf they did they would be less arrogant about how 'right' they are. \n\nThere may well be space travellers as that text suggests
990942
Possibly.  Unless of course you're a Christian
723316
A, of course, most christians do not realize that they already are in heaven on earth.  When we die it will be all over, the end. We don't even know that once we were part of human race.\n\nSo, don't look forward to be with God in Heaven, this is the only life we have, enjoy it while you can.
1085909
I believe heaven is different for each of us.  We each get the heaven that is perfect for us.  since we are all different..we would each have our own heaven that we would deem perfect.  Your's might be non stop sports where you're the star player and your team never loses.  Mine would be beautiful fields full of tall grass and flowers and the place would be loaded with large happy dogs.
887081
Based on the universal meaning of Christ I will present below, I hope this may better explain why so many people across time and cultures have come to adopt or accept Jesus Christ.  \n\nIf Jesus Christ is the universal Messiah for all people, who rejoins God and humanity as one, then Christ must represent the common love that joins all humanity as one by conscience -- all souls across time, all people of all tribes and nations.  Otherwise, anything less contradicts the meaning of a universal messiah whose sacrifice saves all souls by expunging collective sins and karma from the past that otherwise trap and divide us.\n\nThus if the Bible is true, it makes sense to me that at some point all tribes, nations and tongues -- all religions and even secular systems of thoughts -- will accept Christ in the process of reconciling all our hearts and minds to unify in the spirit of truth and love for all.  Whether we make this choice out of love, out of desperation when physical life fails us, or out of 'survival of the fittest,' history shows that people eventually choose what fulfills us all spiritually, which the message of Christianity offers.\n\nThe Scriptures prophesy that "every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess."  And indeed all religions and even pre-Christian myths foretell that a spiritual Messiah will come to bring final salvation.  All religions have a different way of naming or describing this process.  For example, Buddha spoke of a Maitreya Buddha who would come once, and then return a second time to enlighten the world.  Even the goal of secular activists to work for the day that "Justice will come" is the same as Jesus coming to bring peace on earth.  And individuals or whole cultures who experience painful spiritual growth through a recovery or grieving process following great tragedy or loss, collectively go through the same process as Jesus dying on the cross to be resurrected. \n\nSince this is a universal theme across religions and cultures, it makes sense that Jesus Christ on the Cross serves as a central symbol of that ultimate break in the vicious cycle of karmic sin and suffering so that humanity can be reconciled with God, and spiritual harmony restored on earth as we visualize in heaven.\n\nAll people and all groups will need to come to a common understanding in Christ or by conscience in order to reach this final mature stage in our spiritual process.  But in that understanding, so will all religions and cultures be equally recognized and all included.  Christianity is not exclusive but all inclusive, so that the message calls to all people.\n\nNo one has to give up their past traditions in order to accept Christ, who ultimately fulfills any laws or teachings whether sacred or secular; but one has to understand the meaning of Christ in order to embrace all people and traditions equally as neighbors.  Because Christ serves as that universal link joining us all, that is why so many different people from different cultures and points in history have recognized and accepted Christ as a natural stage in human spiritual development.
669078
All true Christians know this there are sects which call themselves Christian that do not believe this.According to Christian doctrine Christ would have to be God. Our salvation dep0end upon it as Christ was sacrificed for our sins. It is a Christian belief that no man could overcome sin because man is falible and that the wages of sin is death. Therefore no created being was perfect there was no one who couold save us from our sin. God who loved us so much even in our sin. Had mercy upon mankind and came down to us to be tempted by the devil to overcome all the temptations of mankind as a man and to be sacrificed to pay the penalty for all who accept him.
1047062
Ok get this... God said that it wouldn't happen until the good news of the kingdom were preached throughout the entire inhabited earth, ok? THEN by that reasoning, all the people you're asking about will have learned of it and had the chance to accept or reject it. So then they would be done away with if they rejected it :)
221756
i'm thinking no. christianity is founded on the belief that jesus died for our sins, and he was god's one and only son.
1175587
No.  Christians believe Christ came for all, therefore you would be welcome, as someone who was saved.  There would be hope that you would come to believe.
981911
I think we've all pondered that.  Just remember to share love too !!  Sometimes we try to share our Christian beliefs the wrong way. Christians are people. People make mistakes.  Thank you and God Bless.
626279
Great question. But no one should be a christian just because of the what if factor.  But i agree to pray, He will help those who do decied to seek Him
354164
According to the bible. We all sined just like adam and eve did.. So it's not because of them we're here, but because we also sin in heaven.  Heaven is perfect, so God put us in this earth like a spiritual jail, with a sentence to death.  But if we obey and follow Gods commands, we would have eternal rest, and would be able to go back to heaven.
745638
This could also hit along the lines of storing up treasures in heaven. We are always going to be in the world, but to be of the world is to agree and support the ways of the world (abortion, homosexuality being ok, are two main issues I can think of right now) We are to be a light in the world showing the world Jesus, but we are not to partake of the trappings of this world.