Do I have to ask Jesus into my heart to be saved? [Spirituality & Religion]

@Temporallube me to my students 24/7

@Agent Usually I don't like to preach hell, but since you asked if someone doesn't accept Jesus into their lives then eventually they'll go to hell. Jesus is the only way to heaven.

@Classified

Then how did Enoch, who lived long before before Jesus was even born, go directly into Heaven with God without Jesus?

@PatKirby It says Enoch was taken away. It doesn't explicitly state he went to heaven.
Jesus' parabel of Lazarus and the rich man suggests there is a waiting place, though since it's a parabel we don't know whether Jesus meant that place literaly.

Anyway I intended to give @Agent a clear general answer, not to cover every theological side discussion there might be.

@TheWildEcho Will you convince me that I'm not saved?

@Agent I don't know anything about you, but God does, He knows your heart, ask Him yo convince you!

@Carazaa I'd prefer to allow a woman into my heart as I am not gay thanks if you don't mind. Why would I want to 'follow' Jesus?

@zonavar68 I misunderstood you, I thought you wanted to know how to be saved from Gods wrath.

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@Emosaur
Isn't there a passage in the Koran about someone asking lord Jesus if he's going to Heaven even though he sinned a lot in his life, and he replies shush don't tell anyone they're going to Heaven anyway, lest they sin without limit knowing they'll be forgiven?

@REMsleep No you wrote as though your beliefs are scientifically provable facts.

@zonavar68 In both comments I prefaced my statement by saying
That's what my disclaimer was referring to sir. That the information that I am providing is from a Christian perspective. Never mind the fact that the OP is obviously asking about Christian beliefs.
Thus I was actually going out of my way to acknowledge that not everyone shares my beliefs dedpite OP asking for Christian beliefs.
Either you didn't comprehend what I wrote or you just want to attack.

@REMsleep Ok well as I'm a person who has been both deeply religious and is now deeply irreligious, I am uniquely positioned to straddle the preverbial knife edge and understand the issues from both points of view.