Angel Mandap is an active and proud member of the true Church of
Christ. She’s very active in an outreach program to help the out of
school youths and the older members as well in finishing their high
school studies. HAVE YOU EVER thought about who will be saved on Judgment Day, given the various religions today with differing and even contradicting doctrines? Are those who say that “one belief is as good as another” and “any religion is good enough” telling the truth about salvation on the day when Christ returns? Is it true that church affiliation does not guarantee salvation but one’s conduct in life and how one treats others? How about merely professing belief in our Lord Jesus Christ, will this be enough for one to get to heaven?
The belief regarding salvation and the means to receive it vary enormously even among various Christian-professing religions. Yet in the light of the Holy Scriptures, people’s beliefs can be proven to be just myths—falsehoods or erroneous beliefs, and thus would not guarantee one’s salvation. Hence, man should heed Apostle Paul’s admonition, thus: “Have nothing to do with godless myths … rather, train yourself to be godly” (1 Tim. 4:7, New International Version),
The following are some of the myths related to the promised salvation on Judgment Day. Albeit popular, they must not be perpetuated, for they are not in accordance with the pristine teachings of God written in the Bible.
