Judgment Day in Two Religions

The day of judgment is the day of all monotheistic religious beliefs. According to monotheism, people will go to heaven and hell according to what they do in their lives on the day when the world we know is over. However, these beliefs vary from religion. Christianity and Islam have many similar beliefs about the day of judgment, but Muslims have more detailed information about what will happen; these beliefs are signs in front of the day, Including the presence of Antichrist and Jesus Christ.

The quotation "religion is people's opium" applies to two major religions, Christianity and Muslim. Both religions believe in God, those who believe in final judgment are judged according to their behavior on the ground and sent to heaven, where places of joy and happiness, where they will be happy, or to hell. Please spend eternity pain. On the other hand, other religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism believe in the reincarnation of the spirit. It means whether people are happy with their new life, it excludes Marx's religious theory as comfort to people.

The last characteristic of Christianity and Islam has the commons that they all believe in heaven and hell and on the day of judgment. The Bible and the Quran say that eternal life has two different consequences: heaven and hell. In the Bible, heaven and hell are described in these terms. A city made of gold in heaven and a lake of fire of hell. Some Christians believe that anyone who rejects Christ will fall into hell (Edwards, 2000). Likewise, Muslims believe that their religion is a true religion. Religion often believes that this life is a test for everyone in life after death. The entire universe will be destroyed, and the day will come when the dead will be resurrected for God's judgment. This day will be the beginning of an endless life. This day is the day of judgment (day of resurrection). On that day, everyone will receive the reward of God based on their beliefs and actions.

For those who believe in the Day of Referee, I think they are a bit wrong. I think the trial date is not a specific day of the calendar. I do not believe that it welcomes any monsters, sons or almighty creatures by defending angels. They will sit on the bench and judge each person in turn. No Judgment day is every day. The trial day will happen on the day of your death. The day of referee is not only entity but also collective evaluation. The day of the referee will decide your afterlife. Let's think: the first president of the United States of America George Washington is remembered for his principles, ideals and his wonderful role in the formation of this country. He was deeply impressed. We remember him because this impression is deemed desirable. He died for over 200 years, but his behavior and action still exists. He is alive. After his life is over, he is with us. We will keep his afterlife