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by sloroller on August 3rd, 2007

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If you lived your entire life not believing in God, but during the final few seconds of your life you came to believe, would it make a difference?

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  • by Hp-Freeze on August 3rd, 2007

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    It really depends on your belief system. Some would say that if you came to truly and rightfully believe in God in those last moments you would be saved. While other lean more towards having a life devoted to God which would make believing just at the end probably not as important.

    My personal belief is that when you are judged by God it will be more about the actions (kindness, helping the less fortunate and such) that you have taken in your life, then the dogmas that you ascribe to. In other words if you lead a good life I think God will recognize that and not punish you for the greater systemic path that did not lead you to belief in Him until the end of your life.

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