it is basically the aim of Christianity to become a one world religion by 'making disciples of all nations'.

heaven also is like a one world religion. only one form of worship and no divisions nor contradictions.

are Christians declaring that they can't and won't ever succeed in carrying out the great commission?

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■it is basically the aim of Christianity to become a one world religion by 'making disciples of all nations'. ■ heaven also is like a one-world religion. only one form of worship and no divisions nor contradictions.
■ are Christians declaring that they can't and won't ever succeed in carrying out the great commission?

Christianity as it exists today is comprised of over 47,000 sects/cults/denominations, all of which lay claim to their version of doctrines and traditions, and equally claim that their version/idol of Jesus Christ is the right one. Of course, none of the over 47,000 idols come anywhere close to the true picture of the person of Jesus Christ recorded in the Gospels. So, how can such a predicament called Christianity seek or become a one-world religion? Which of the over 47,000 denominations would benefit at that point?

2. Heaven, as explained by Jesus Christ in Scripture, is far from what anyone would call a one-world religion. There is only one Law in Heaven and the same Law is Jesus Christ — He is absolute.

3. When you view Christianity for the political system that it is after all, you would immediately understand why religion will never succeed with such a goal.