I'm 99% sure that the lights just go out for one final time.
I have no recollection of being annoyed at having to hang around waiting to be born, so I'm pretty sure I won't mind being dead.
If there is something after, that would be interesting. I haven't done anything horrible in my life, so the concept of hell doesn't bother me. If there is a deity that insists that only those who have complied with a set of arbitrary rules are allowed into Heaven and every person who existed in the entire history of mankind and never even heard of those rules must go to Hell, then he sounds like a tyrannical, egotistical asshole, and I wouldn't want to spend eternity singing his praises in any case.
I don't think you quite understand the concept of sin. Sin must be deiliberate, and the person sinning must know they are sinning. By the day of judgement, everyone will have heard of the Lord, and those that follow his moral code to the best of their ability, create good in the world, and have faith will likely go to Heaven, and those that don't will be punished for their wickedness by being left in the prison of Hell with the Devil and his minions, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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I'm 99% sure that the lights just go out for one final time.
I have no recollection of being annoyed at having to hang around waiting to be born, so I'm pretty sure I won't mind being dead.
If there is something after, that would be interesting. I haven't done anything horrible in my life, so the concept of hell doesn't bother me. If there is a deity that insists that only those who have complied with a set of arbitrary rules are allowed into Heaven and every person who existed in the entire history of mankind and never even heard of those rules must go to Hell, then he sounds like a tyrannical, egotistical asshole, and I wouldn't want to spend eternity singing his praises in any case.
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I don't think you quite understand the concept of sin. Sin must be deiliberate, and the person sinning must know they are sinning. By the day of judgement, everyone will have heard of the Lord, and those that follow his moral code to the best of their ability, create good in the world, and have faith will likely go to Heaven, and those that don't will be punished for their wickedness by being left in the prison of Hell with the Devil and his minions, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.