Thinking of death makes most people uneasy. All religions have slightly different views about what happens after death.
Buddhists and Hindus don’t believe in hell; they believe in reincarnation. Muslims believe in the “Torment of the Grave” and also Hell. Muslims hope to avoid suffering in Hell by depending on their good works and the mercy of Allah.
Christians hold to what Prophet Isa said about life after death. In the Injil, Mark 10:45, Isa says, “The Son of Man came to give his life as a ransom for many.”
What do these words mean in how Christians handle the fear of death? What’s the most significant difference between a Muslim’s and Christian’s key to their eternal salvation and life after death? Watch this video to answer those questions.
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SOME QUESTIONS FOR THE COMMENT SECTION BELOW
- Do you fear death? How do you deal with it?
- Where do you think you will go after you die?
- Are you sure you have done enough good work to get into heaven? How many good works do you think are enough to give you peace in your heart and a certainty of going to heaven when you die?
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Christians have no fear of death, because Jesus promised his followers that they will be in Heaven after they die. Jesus will give them an eternal life.