The Bible does not tell us what exactly there will be. We know that we will be with God and his followers, and that people will worship him. Answer: The view of Christianity is as above with some dissenting voices such as Mark Twain who wrote of Heaven in "Letters From Earth", describing it as a very dull place and not at all satisfying. There are other thoughts depending on your religion (see Link): * Vikings: Valhalla (heaven) for death in battle a rollicking drinking party; Hel (peaceful place) for most * Many Eastern Religions: Reincarnation until enlightenment then a satisfying non- existence * Christian Science: Not a place "... but a divine state of Mind in which all the manifestations of Mind are harmonious and immortal." * Epicureanism: No afterlife. The soul dissolves at death. * Ancient Greeks: A shadowy existence without end
* Islam: An eternity of pleasurable experience * Jehovah's Witnesses: Some go to Heaven some stay on the "New Earth" * Judaism: VAried belief from no Heaven/Hell to life in the world to come (conditions not specified) * Rastafari: A return to Eden * Wicca: A permanent walk in the park in "Summerland"
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What is inside heaven？-Oh, well, that's a really profound and kind of mysterious question. You know, when we think about what might be inside heaven, it's all about imagination and faith. Some people believe there's eternal peace and love. Maybe there are beautiful gardens filled with colorful flowers and gentle breezes. There could be souls reunited with their loved ones who have passed away before. And perhaps there's a sense of complete joy and freedom from all the troubles and hardships of this world. But really, no one can say for sure because heaven is a concept that's beyond our earthly understanding. It's something that gives us hope and comfort to think about though.
