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Does having a family member as a Vicar assure one a place in Heaven? (If it exists)
Would the whole family get into Heaven if a family member is a clergyman? Even if the person is not religious in the slightest and doesn't even believe in God. I say this because Heaven is considered a place where you're happy and what not but can you really be all that happy if the rest of your family is being owned in Hell.
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Re: Does having a family member as a Vicar assure one a place in Heaven? (If it exists)
Originally posted by §P0oONY
Would the whole family get into Heaven if a family member is a clergyman? Even if the person is not religious in the slightest and doesn't even believe in God. I say this because Heaven is considered a place where you're happy and what not but can you really be all that happy if the rest of your family is being owned in Hell.
I doubt it. I have a friend who's father is a priest - it is a point of more then a little contention in that family as she is an Atheist. To make it worse is the fact the father simply thinks she is doing it out of the whole "rebelling" thing. Which is far from accurate.
I suspect if she ended up in heaven simply because he father is in the Church then it would be a great annoyance to her, because her opinion matches Storm's - access to heaven, even if it did exist, should be more about the life one has led, not the fact ones father is religious or because one says "I believe in God".
JES
Re: Does having a family member as a Vicar assure one a place in Heaven? (If it exists)
Originally posted by §P0oONY
Would the whole family get into Heaven if a family member is a clergyman? Even if the person is not religious in the slightest and doesn't even believe in God. I say this because Heaven is considered a place where you're happy and what not but can you really be all that happy if the rest of your family is being owned in Hell.
No, just as each person is born into the world solo, each family member will leave this world solo. The decision to accept or reject Love (i.e. Jesus Christ) will determine where the family members will spend eternity.