Even the guys who flew into the Twin Towers???

I know that the common thought process in the world of America is that those guys who flew into the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, are agonizing through our version of their eternal HELL for killing over 3,000 innocent people. It is our belief system that we hold up to God and pray that the souls of those heinous people are agonizing forever in HELL. But, to their families in their homeland, they are being hailed as heroes and always will be. They pray to their own Heavenly Allah that those heroes are in Heaven enjoying the finest rewards that their Heaven offers them.

Both scenarios are mutually exclusive and cannot exist in the same heaven unless our God exists in a Heaven that is completely different from the Heaven that Allah sits in. This concept could be a possible scenario except for one glaring issue: Our God and their Allah is the same God. Ergo, both scenarios cannot exist at the same time in the same heaven with only one God.

Hang on to your seatbelts because I am about to jolt you with some intriguingly terrible news. The guys who flew into the Twin Towers may very well be enjoying their eternal life in the same Heaven as all our heroes and all the same souls who died on that horrible day.

I believe that our God is a loving God and that He loves all His children.

I believe that our God is a forgiving God who forgives all His children.

I believe that Jesus died for our sins so that we might have eternal life.

I believe that no matter who does what on earth that for the most part, everyone goes to Heaven. This is the hard part: There is nothing in heaven or on earth that can separate us from the Love of our Heavenly Father. If we believe that nothing can separate us, then God cannot separate from us, ever. Not even the evil people in the world are separated from God upon their death. The soul ascends to heaven and is examined and then we find out who is accepted into heaven.

Everyone goes to Heaven but not everyone gets to stay. Even the atheists who do not want to believe in God, get to go to Heaven and meet whoever it is that guards the gate to Heaven. The soul's heart is examined, the entire life is reviewed, and the judgement is passed upon the soul. Jesus asks, "Did you do the things I asked you to do?" The soul does not lie: The truth is revealed. Judgement is made.

If your soul passes the test, it is admitted into heaven.

If your soul fails the test - ahhhh, now it gets tricky.

I have told my church people that those who fail are sent back to earth, in a new body as a newborn baby, in a new location without any foreknowledge of every having lived on earth in the first place. So the newborn baby goes through life on earth again for another 100 or so years if they happen to live the good life. And, if they do live a good life then when they die, the soul goes back to heaven and undergoes the same examination and if the soul passes the test, then it is admitted to heaven.

If the soul fails the test again, then the soul is reincorporated into a another newborn baby and goes through the process again for as many lifetimes as necessary before that soul can pass the lifetime examination to get into heaven.

None of this is reformed theology and none of this exists in any book anywhere yet except in my book which I am still writing and there are some damning things in that book that could make you shudder in your boots if you are a repeat offender.

It is not a case of eternal damnation in Hell - because how can the soul learn from being stuck in Hell forever? Hence, the soul goes through a learning process for however long it takes for them to make it into Heaven.