Ask either one this:
"If I were to ask the other guard what door was the door to heaven what would he say?" Then once they answer pick the other door.
In Christian tradition, the archangel Saint Peter is often depicted as guarding the gates of heaven.
i would ask this . is god good? the liar would answer no because he is a liar the truthful one would answer yes because he is truthful we know that god is good because the bible says so, therefore the one who says god is good is the one with the door to heaven. this is my choice i would ask either of the guards "if i were to ask the other guard what door he is guarding what would he answer ?" an whichever door they say that is which door they are guarding if i ask the heaven guard he would say that the opposite guard would say heaven, because he knows the other guard would lie and he would tell the truth if i ask hell guard he would know the other guard would say heaven because he'd tell the truth, so he would say hell so that's the door hes guarding
The angel who guards the gates of heaven and ensures only the worthy may enter is typically referred to as Saint Peter.
There are no need for any angels to guard heaven. God's power is so great that you might compare it to an invisable shield which allows no unholy thing to pass.
in sword heaven quests near the guards
I assume you mean "Heaven". A good friend of mine is a priest. Here's the way he answers the question: When you get to Heaven if you look around and decide that you don't like who else is there, there is always another place you can go!
Most likely, it would be considered "Stairway to heaven" that is always the opinion i get when i ask the same question.
Yes. No one that has not been forgiven and cleaned will enter heaven.
Heaven is a definite place described in the Bible. Jesus IS there, but he is a physical being inhabiting heaven, He is not Heaven itself. Good question.
The three beasts guard the gate of heaven in Canto 1 of Inferno: the leopard, the lion, and the she-wolf. They represent the sins of incontinence, violence, and fraud respectively.
that's a silly question. there are no corporeal things in heaven
I have no idea what this question means.