past comments, suggesting that ending the war in Ukraine could earn him a place in heavenUS President Donald Trump has once again sparked debate globally after sharing his honest thoughts on the afterlife. During a press briefing, US President Donald Trump was asked whether brokering a Gaza ceasefire could help him make it to heavenThe 47th president gave a brutally honest response on why he doubts he’ll make it to heaven and what he thinks the deal has helped him achieveHis remarks were tied to his past comments, suggesting that ending the war in Ukraine could earn him a place in heavenUS President Donald Trump has once again sparked debate globally after sharing his honest thoughts on the afterlife.

The outspoken president, who recently brokered a ceasefire

The outspoken president, who recently brokered a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, made the comments while speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One.
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During the conversation, journalists asked whether the ceasefire deal could improve his chances of getting into heaven.

The question came in reference to his earlier remarks that ending the war in Ukraine could help him secure a spot in the beautiful afterlife.

I mean, I am being a little cute. I do not think there is anything going to get me into heaven. I think I am not heaven-bound. I may be in heaven right now as we fly on Air Force One. I am not sure I am going to be able to make heaven, but I have made life a lot better for a lot of people,” Trump said, in his signature humour.

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Trump’s honest admission that he might not make it to heaven dominated headlines and sparked heated debates online, with netizens debating his views.

All of you should make sure you are right with Jesus and where you are going before you criticise where another is going. God forgives all through Jesus Christ."