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[Yahya Sharif]

Also, if there was no forgiveness, then no one would enter heaven.

According to traditional Christian doctrine, those who do not enter heaven are believed to be condemned to hell—a place of eternal punishment. However, if one were to deeply reflect on the nature of such a fate, it could challenge belief in the doctrine itself. The concept of unending, legendary torment is so extreme that it seems unjustifiable, regardless of a person's sins. In this light, the idea of atonement—whether through Jesus or any other figure—may appear unnecessary for two main reasons: first, because such a punishment likely does not exist; and second, because living righteously and doing good should be sufficient in itself, without the need for sacrificial redemption.