If I believe X while you believe Y, then which of us is going to hell?

Doctrinal purity is nice, but it's not absolutely necessary for someone to go to heaven.

Last year Pope Benedict XVI said that Protestant communities, though imperfect doctrinally, are still in some sense in communion with Christ's Church -- even if that communion is not entirely complete.

In other words, he was saying that Protestant communities have doctrinal impurity -- but it's okay, because they are still Christians and these communities can still be used by God as a way to save people.

Catholicism is the "fast track," though.

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Depends on what X and Y represent. For example, if X is human sacrifice and Y is self-sacrifice to relieve human needs, X is going to hell. For more about the destinations of X and Y, see the Parable of the Sheep and Goats in Matthew 25.

Cheers,

Bruce

First of all, you should believe in Hell, and I dont for instance;). Second: the three main monotheistic Faiths, all believing in Hell, believe in the very same God; so, no believers/followers of any of the 3 main Faiths, who behave according to their book, will go to Hell;)

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What is in your heart and God's mercy are the determining factors on where you are going at death, not a doctrinal dispute. If you are a Roman Catholic and avail yourself of the Sacraments, you will have a better chance of getting to Heaven. All of the different denominations do not use all of the seven sacraments, thus for them it is more difficult to get to Heaven.

You have to believe in hell to go there!!!!

Depends on what X and Y believe.

I'm going with Z.

I believe in neither your perception of X or Y. -refuted

Actually... a legitimate question

You don't think so? Eternal life hinges on belief in God.