We usually make ourselves harder than it really is. See this. Everyone will be brought to justice. After all, no one knows who will have eternal life in all the consequences, or who will be condemned forever. The difference is that we know Christ. He would say: Enter my blessed son, accept His white robe or leave me. I never knew you." In this sense, religious belief has little to do with true knowledge of salvation.  

The glorious gospel focuses on salvation, not God's judgment. The Bible does not blur the line between salvation and judgment, but teaches that salvation is better than we thought, and judgment is worse than we thought. It is truly in line with the progress of salvation. The thorough exploration of salvation lies in understanding it with love, even if we have not experienced it.A correct understanding of salvation is still the only hope of salvation. He is here to save, not to judge. Therefore, eternal salvation is rightly aimed at eternal rewards rather than divine punishment. Our pursuit of selfless love will only weaken God's standard of goodness. Avoid anything that prevents us from experiencing this benefit. Therefore, eternal salvation undoubtedly takes place outside of us, in the exaltation of God.  

When we look for it, we will be attacked by reality, that is, people will try to prevent us from achieving it. There is nothing wrong with indirect experience of being separated from God. It is not wrong to always admit that all civilized people are firmly opposed to eternal salvation. We definitely look forward to it. We sincerely confess: "Don't associate me with bad people." This is in the Lord's Prayer... "Don't let me succumb to temptation, but let me get rid of evil." God asked him what he explained. There is a big difference between asking questions out of unbelief and asking questions of justice in the context of conditions and according to the salvation commanded by faith.He guides us gently and effectively, and we will naturally follow. Only with the mercy of God can all mankind do this