no, that's why your a mortal peon made of plastic. When you spun the jerry wheel, that's what god provided. Spookeys in spookey land, your likely to meet satan in a meating.
Yes, we will. Earth is temporary, heaven is eternal. People who believed in God and Jesus will live eternally in heaven, and people who did not will go to Hell.
"Do not be amazed at this, for a time is coming when all who are in their graves will hear his voice and come out - those who have done good will rise to live, and those who have done evil will rise to be condemned." (John 5:28-29)
"When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his throne in heavenly glory. All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats." (Matt. 25:31-32)
Summary of final judgement
The Final judgment will come at the end of the world, immediately after the resurrection of the dead. While it is often referred to in the Bible as the "Day of Judgment", there is no compelling reason to take this as a 24-hour day, or as any set time period for that matter. "On the 'Day', Jesus will judge and we (the righteous) will assist in the judging in some way. Angels (possibly only fallen angels) and all humans will be judged, and there will be degrees of punishment for the wicked, and degrees of reward for the righteous. But whatever the degree of punishment, every non-believer will stand condemned; and whatever the degree of reward, every believer will escape punishment through Christ. The final judgement will be just, as only God truly knows the heart and deeds of men, and so can judge with total justice."
Nope, we die and go into the earth, like every other organism on the face of the planet. Why would we be different? Because we have evolved higher intelligence to the point that we can foresee and contemplate our future death? That's hardly an excuse for there being an afterlife.
People want to believe in the final judgment because it makes them feel a sense of justification and justice; they want to think that even though that serial killer destroyed dozens of people he will get his justice "in the end". But it doesn't work that way. A lion that kills a man doesn't get any eternal justice, he just dies. It's no different for a man killing another man.