Question: You stated that believing in You as Jesus Christ is a must yet You also say,”You reap what you sow” - I am confused.

What happens if a person has led a good life but does not believe in Jesus, as Savior? Do they get some sort of an exemption? And, what happens if a non-believer did more good than a believer, what then?

God’s answer:

The Holy Eucharist and chalice. Underneath is the word lifesaver.

 

Two hearts. One is a believer and one a non-believer.

 

Question: I still don’t understand

God’s answer:

Meaning:

1. One cannot claim to be a believer if one’s life does not exemplify Christian values. God expounds on this in the Chapter: The Promises of Salvation.

2. In the Chapter, the Path of Salvation, you will learn that entering Heaven requires becoming perfect (holy). It may seem unfair that a good person cannot begin the process of going to Heaven because he/she does not believe in Jesus. However, this is not true. The work of God in perfecting us is affected by who we are. The more “corruption” we have, the longer it takes to perfect us.

Once a non-believer is converted, having a good moral character becomes a great advantage insofar as this person’s advancement towards perfection (holiness). So, it is possible that a non-believer who led a righteous life will enter Heaven earlier than a Christ believer who led a less righteous life.

Question: When you were discussing purgatory, your emphasis leans more towards non-Christians, based on this answer, are there many professed Christians who end up in Purgatory then?

God’s answer: