Sensei - Hardly a fitting name.
It is extremely aggravating to ask a question and get - copied and pasted - scripture for an answer. Please use your own words to answer the question.
If that is too much work for you then skip the question entirely
Anonymous
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ayub khan
Believing in One God i.e Allah (SWT) and no other god. Believing in the word of god , Quran. Submitting my will to god.
Praying 5 Times a day, fasting a whole month in a year, Giving Zakaah, performing Hajj. Avoiding Sin and seeking repentance from punishment of the grave and the Hereafter. Praying for heaven, doing good deeds & asking refuge from the hell fire.
ROBERT P
Before Baptism, the stain of original sin and all personal sins are forgiven. After Baptism, all sins have to be forgiven through the Sacrament of Reconciliation, instituted by Christ. No body can be certain they will go to heaven. We have to work at our salvation until we die. No body is "saved" or "unsaved". To believe this is committing a sin of presumption against Hope.
Anonymous
To ensure that you are going to heaven you must obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ...its really that simple.
John 3:3-5 means, "If someone wants to be born again, they should be born of water and the Spirit. Here water means the baptism of Jesus, which does away with all the sins of the world once and for all. The Spirit means that Jesus who received baptism from John the Baptist is God Himself.”
Its only this gospel that makes us sinless and holy. And only by believing in this gospel by faith will you be allowed into heaven.
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You will not find this truth being preached just in any Church.
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Nobody really knows what will happen until Judgment Day. I have never seen a vision nor learned a secret that would damn or save my soul. I am just doing what I can to "insure" good karma. The first step in feng shui is getting rid of what you don't need. I am donating all of that to charity. I gave more than half of my clothes to the needy. Everyone is bound to sin, but not everyone is willing to make amends.