Friday, November 9, 2012

Is God grading us for Heaven..?

Hello ...


The Bible says no sin is too great for God to forgive, if I truly repent and ask for forgiveness, I can spend forever mentoring and teaching fallen angels to pray and meditate because, when I hear about the latest high school, college or public shootings, I, sometimes, feel sorry for the shooter plus its victims and families because, through my personal experience and understanding, I know why he did it. For I was that sad, bipolar and depressed "C" student as well. Yet, through personal reading, studying and being told by people in my church, no sin is too great not to be forgiven.

So, are we being graded in life as we were in school? The Holy Bible says that Heaven has many mansions and Mormons say there are -- at least -- 3 degrees of:

  • The Celestial Kingdom for the best of us, which I say is an "A" grade.
  • The Telestial Kingdom, which I say is a "B" grade: for most of us Honorable people, but not the most perfect, or faithful, of us. I hope my past family is here as I will be.
  • Then the Terrestrial Kingdom, 'C' grade for those with enough faith, yet yielded to too much temptation and did too much sin. For their moment of evil?
  • Then there is 'D': Spirit prison, and 'F' for Hell: for the most evil of people.
I also have been told we could be interview and graded on the following ...
  1. I hope I treated my born disabled wife very well ... or, at least, the best I could.
  2. For I never had no children of my own in this cruel hateful greedy society of ours, but I am not sure how much I care because my parents will end up with, at least, 10+ grandchildren and 10+ great grandchildren overall.
  3. I am not sure if I done well with talents or not, but I did try as well with ... 
  4. my church assignments,
  5. and positive contributions because -- after decades of trying -- I decided to  -- as I said before -- just stay home to care for my disabled wife. 
  6. This has been a honest brief evaluation of my life to you in a manner that I tried to live all of it. In the end, I hope for a great grade.  
Why not? Who's perfect? I also truly believe most sins will be God forgiven by faith, repentance and atonement as well as being better. Is there better for us? Yes, like you: despite knowing better, I still  sin, but, I hope and pray God forgives me for all my sins. Thanks.