Why do you think atheists are going to the same experience in the afterlife even they deny its existence?
Q. They too will experience inexplicable love and compassion. In fact, the likelihood for them to go through the same experience with believers is that they believe and practice charity, compassion and love same like believers. They would likely have no problem to cross over. There chances are better for them compare to those who think only for themselves. The only difference as compared to believers, Atheists will be humbled more for the spiritual hospitality accorded to them. They would experience more love and compassion because they are the least full. Isn't God has showed more love to his lost son than the one who is always with Him(The parable of the Lost Son)? BTW spiritual world is not the exclusive territory for believers. We… [cont.]
Asked by Frontal Lobe - Thu Feb 15 20:53:45 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Thanks for thinking of us, but there is no heaven. You're all worm food when you die same as me. Live long and happy, healthy lives, everyone. === And you know what I am thinking right now? There is no heaven. Not outside the fantasies of the desperate. I feel quite humble enough thank you, knowing that my unimportant life will be over forever with my death. As I say, thanks for your concern. But it's not required.
Answered by Bad Liberal - Thu Feb 15 21:04:52 2007

Do you believe Cornelius was previously saved before the angel appeared to him?
Q. I mean the angel that told Cornelius about Peter, in the book of Acts. Some believe Cornelius was already saved before the angel visited him because in the book of Acts says that he was a devoted man because he practiced charity works and made prayers to the Lord everyday. In general because he looked like a saved and devoted believer. Of course Cornelius must be heaven. But the question is actually: "Was Cornelius saved before the angel had appeared to him? Or did he start to get saved after Peter came to visit him in his house? That's the real question here.
Asked by Manu 2009 - Wed Jun 10 13:51:41 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes.. there is a high possibility. But to make it clear, angels can also appear to people who are unsaved. For example, Balam son of Beor. An angel appeared to Balam's Donkey. Yes, Donkey!! and then next to Balam. Though neither he donkey or balam were saved.
Answered by August 15 - Wed Jun 10 13:59:50 2009

Who am I describing? First one to get it right gets 10pts?
Q. In the first century of the Common Era, in the eastern end of the Mediterranean he was a religious leader who taught worship of one true God and declared that religion meant not the sacrifice of beasts but the practice of charity and piety and the shunning of hatred and enmity. He healed the sick and raised the dead. Some of his followers said he was the son of God though he called himself the son of man. He was put to death by Rome. After his death his followers claimed he rose from the dead and ascended to heaven. Who was he? So Far 16 wrong answers 19 wromg answers and growing
Asked by Quantrill - Fri May 12 22:13:35 2006 - - 23 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Appolonius of Tyana
Answered by Lickity-Split - Fri May 12 22:16:37 2006