Nobody knows, but it is likely that heaven doesn't exist. If heaven did exist it's possible that all of them go, none of them go, some of them go, or some of them go sometimes, while others go other times.
No. Jesus said that not all who say to Him, 'Lord, Lord" will enter the kingdom of heaven. The church is exampled in Acts and is easily recognized. There are no priests today. No authority for candles, icons, rosaries, nuns, celibacy, food restrictions, holy water, keeping of one day over another (except for Sunday over the other days of the week), no infant baptism, Purgatory, speaking in tongues of unknown origins, no miracles of any kind, no instruments.
No. Only born-again believers in Jesus Christ will go to heaven. These will come from all over the world in many denominations, but to say that ALL denominations will go to heaven is not correct.
No. The Kingdom of Heaven has come, is coming and will come to Earth. Jesus united the material and spiritual realms in His human body which God raised from the dead and He ascended, returning to the place of sovereignty of the universe above all the heavens.
He then sent His Holy Spirit to anoint (Christos) His waiting disciples and ever since that time the Holy Spirit through the Body of Christ has continued His work of reconciliation, restitution and restoration. The next major stage is the manifestation of the sons of God, i.e.those disciples of Christ over the past two millennial who have come into union with Him, in their fully restored, incorruptible, immortal, resurrection bodies. This has already begun in the spiritual realm and will be revealed in due time in the material realm.
Why do you think Jesus taught His disciples to pray to our Father "Your Kingdom come"?
In the end ALL THINGS will be resurrected, reconciled and restored into union with God Who will then be ALL IN ALL.
Will all denominations of Christianity go to heaven?
