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'''The Last Judgement''' is that time where all humanity comes before [[God the Father|God]] to be judged. Those who pass will be with God in [[heaven]] for all eternity, while those who do not will be sent away to [[Hell]]. In [[Christian]] theology, only a personal knowledge of [[Jesus]] as Lord and Savior allows for the individual to pass into God's presense. | '''The Last Judgement''' is that time where all humanity comes before [[God the Father|God]] to be judged. Those who pass will be with God in [[heaven]] for all eternity, while those who do not will be sent away to [[Hell]]. In [[Christian]] theology, only a personal knowledge of [[Jesus]] as Lord and Savior allows for the individual to pass into God's presense. | ||
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| + | [[File:Rubens El Gran Juicio Final.JPG|340px|The Great Last Judgment, 1617, | ||
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| + | The Great Last Judgment, 1617, by [[Peter Paul Rubens]] at Der Alten [[Pinacotheca|Pinakothek]], Düsseldorf, Germany. | ||
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Revision as of 13:43, January 27, 2010
The Last Judgement is that time where all humanity comes before God to be judged. Those who pass will be with God in heaven for all eternity, while those who do not will be sent away to Hell. In Christian theology, only a personal knowledge of Jesus as Lord and Savior allows for the individual to pass into God's presense.
Islam also has a form of The Last Judgement.
The Great Last Judgment, 1617, by Peter Paul Rubens at Der Alten Pinakothek, Düsseldorf, Germany.