Crusaders killed all those people in the name of Jesus. They thought they were...

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...doing Christ's will? They killed an estimated 30,000 people when they took Jerusalem. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/crusades/ What will happen to these vicious brutes in the afterlife?
 
How many died in Vietnam?

How many in WWII? +-100M?

Straining gnats?

Yet, is it not also written: the days are coming when anyone kills You they will think that they are doing a service for God for the coming of the false prophet and the fifth seal Martyrdoms of the 5th round of the 490 cyclical Prophecy will come soon! Ten Prominent Leaders of Ammon will grab hold of one Jew is written that 'we know that 'the lord' is with you' will come to pass as the division of the allowance for the time of the evil nephilim who performs signs and wonders in the public sight of the nations before ten rulers is written as the culmination of these times of the birthing pangs of the Martyrdoms for wars, plagues, and famines etc. These things must come to pass is written, then You will be handed over to the nations of the world in the times of the mark of the number of the name of the restricted commerce worship to Mammon as Ammon without an 'A' in fulfillment of Messiah and The Prophets. Those that do not take the mark are eligible for the good prize of the glass sea and celebration of the palms and the valley of the dry bones of the previous occurances written in Ezekiel will come to pass as The First Resurrection and the catching up of the raptura for the battle of the feast of the trumpets of Jerico as in Revelation. Can a nation be born in a day? The Great and Terrible Day of The Lord's Judgment!

For two sins of Edom, for three.

For two thousand years, for Millennium Ministry!
 
A good proportion of them, at least.
But then they also stormed Christian Constantinople!
(Not the first, but one of the most historic "wrong sort of Christian" incidents.)

Catholics have burned Protestants, Protestants have burned Catholics and both burned anabaptists...
You can hardly get more *sincere* and *dedicated* than burning people at the stake.
 
Is there an afterlife anyway? faith is not an answer to this question, it's just an assumption of what people want things to be. Crusaders thought they were doing Christ's will, yes, but who were they to tell they were following the right religion? or better yet, who are we or how can we tell that Christianity is the right path to follow? so from my point of view there could not be a precise answer to your question.
 
They would probably be hearing the words "Depart from me, for I do not know you".

Well, that's if there was a Jesus or afterlife of course.
 
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