According to Christian teaching, on what basis will people be judged at the Last Judgement?

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Question

According to Christian teaching, on what basis will people be judged at the Last Judgement?

Accepted Answer

Their faith in Jesus Christ and their actions in life — Award 1 mark for recognising that Christians will be judged on both faith and actions. Matthew 25:31-46 emphasises actions towards others ('whatever you did for the least of these'), while John 3:16-18 emphasises faith in Jesus. B is incorrect as church attendance alone is not the basis of judgement. C is incorrect as the mode of baptism is not the criterion. D is incorrect as wealth or donations alone do not determine salvation.

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The number of times they attended church

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Their faith in Jesus Christ and their actions in life

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The amount of money they donated to charity

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Whether they were baptised as infants or adults

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