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No. A person’s eternal destination is determined at death. While it is true that there is free will in heaven, that free will won’t allow a saint to do what will then be impossible for him to do (e.g., reject God).
Can we fall out of heaven into hell?
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As a child I was taught that a person who goes to heaven could fall back into hell because of free will to sin even when in heaven. Is this true?
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