When I was little, I always thought that God kept a type of scoreboard for each person on Earth. The way the scoreboard worked was that everytime you did a good deed, you would get a point for Heaven [extra extra good things gave you two points, three points max.] If you did something bad or unChristian, you would get a point towards Hell. Now, it doesnt seem that weird at this point, but this is where i dont know where my mind was. This is when the second you die, an exact replica of Jesus except super math smart adds together all your points for Heaven & Hell. Whichever side has more points is where u go. And if you died for another person (i.e. dying in a war) then you would automatically go to Heaven unless you were fighting for the bad guys.
A childhood belief about afterlife
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that every time I went to church, I got "points" to go to heaven. — Poxy
- I used to believe thato to adopt a child you had to collect points from supermarket products...— Linda
- I used to beleive that if you point at a graveyard, it would point back!!(whatever that meant)— scary ashley
- When i was little, I used to send Jesus birthday cards on christmas and thought he would read them in heaven.Anon
- when i was little i used to believe that when you died a helicopter came to take you to heaven— purplefish
- I used to believe that "Our Father, who art in heaven" meant that God was also a painter on the side. — Amanda