Deep down in my heart, this thought bothers me cos I know am a sinner just like everyone is and I also know that am not a saint. It's a 50/50 thing cos I'm human, cos we're all human. But deep down in me and my outside realm ,I am more of a saint than a sinner. whenever I go wrong or sin,I immediately ask for forgiveness and I guess it's more or less the same for us all.

my question for me and you all is that, with the half Saint,half sinner, repentance and others, if we die someday, if you're to judge yourself truthfully based on your actions and lifestyle, where do you think you'll end up? Heaven or Hell?

Issiijay:
1.Deep down in my heart, this thought bothers me cos I know am a sinner just like everyone is and I also know that am not a saint. It's a 50/50 thing cos I'm human, cos we're all human. But deep down in me and my outside realm ,I am more of a saint than a sinner. whenever I go wrong or sin,I immediately ask for forgiveness and I guess it's more or less the same for us all.

2. my question for me and you all is that, with the half Saint,half sinner, repentance and others, if we die someday, if you're to judge yourself truthfully based on your actions and lifestyle, where do you think you'll end up? Heaven or Hell?

1. Everyone is not a sinner. Those who tell you that everyone is a sinner are those who overwhelmed in their sinfulness convince themselves that since everyone else in the same shoes, it is Ok to wallow in their sins.

According to Jesus Christ, not everyone is a sinner/slave to sin - John 8 vs 31 - 35. Followers of Jesus Christ who live their lives in continuous submission to the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ, and who as a result have the very own Spirit of Truth(Jesus Christ) living on inside of them, are not sinners, but instead Sons of God.

2. Here's the thing about having the Spirit of Truth, Jesus Christ, living on the inside of you. He bears witness to whose you are as He informs you regularly whose child you are. So your main goal shouldn't be to compare yourself to others, but instead to make certain you begin living your life in continuous submission and obedience to the teachings and commandments of Jesus Christ, the mark by which it is decided whose child you are...