It is a common belief in many religions that God determines who goes to heaven and who does not. According to most religious beliefs, God judges the actions and beliefs of each individual and decides whether they will be admitted to heaven or not. If God were to say that someone could not go to heaven, it is generally believed that there would be no way for that person to overturn the decision and gain admission to heaven. In some religions, it is believed that there are specific requirements that must be met in order to be eligible for admission to heaven, such as living a virtuous life, following the teachings of the religion, and believing in God. These requirements may vary depending on the specific religion and its teachings.
