 this behavior, update your code to include a return false; at the bottom of each of the $(element).submit() methods, which will prevent the form from submitting and the authentication requests will complete.
$("#el").submit(function() {
  // Do stuff here...
  return false;
});

 Q:

What is the minimum amount of action required to get in to heaven?

I've had this discussion with a number of my Christian friends, and have never managed to get a definitive answer. There may not be just one, but I'd like some scriptural backings for each opinion, please. (This is my first question on here, and apologies if it's a bit too broad a topic without a definitive answer. I really hope there is one.)
Some friends say that you need to be attending church regularly, praying, repenting, and being seen to "make an effort" to practice the Christian teachings every day, in every decision, etc.
Whereas others say that all you need to do is accept Christ as your saviour, and believe that the way to heaven is through him, whether or not you choose to then live your life in a "Christian manner" after that.
Are the former being too strict on themselves?
Are the latter looking for an "easy way out" in allowing them to lead a life of sin?

A:

The real question is, where do your friends get their answers? Anyone can have their own ideas of how to get to heaven, but how do they know their ideas coincide with God? We must go to what God has said in his Word.
Without throwing too many verses at you, I can tell you that your first group of friends give a "heaven attendance requirement" that is completely contradictory to what's stated in the bible.

Romans 3:20 ESV For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sin. 

Basically, no matter how good you are on the outside, you can never be good enough in God's eyes since his standard is No Sin Allowed. No amount of bible reading or church attendance will remove a person's sin, just like saving a person's life doesn't absolve you from a previous crime of murder. One must be totally righteous (i.e., sinless) to be justified before God.
So since we can't get rid of our sin by
this behavior, update your code to include a return false; at the bottomland of each of the $ (element).submit () method, which will prevent the form from submitting and the authentication requests will dispatch. 
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  Q: 

 What is the minimum amount of military action required to get in to heaven? 

 I've suffer this discussion with a number of my Christian acquaintance, and have never managed to get a definitive answer. There may not be just one, but I'd like some biblical backings for each opinion, please. (This is my first motion on here, and apologies if it's a bit excessively broad a subject without a definitive solution. I really hope there is one .) 
 Some friends say that you want to be attending church regularly, praying, repenting, and being seen to " make an campaign " to practice the Christian teachings every day, in every decision, etc. 
 Whereas others say that all you need to do is accept Christ as your saviour, and believe that the manner to heaven is through him, whether or not you choose to then live your life in a " Christian manner " after that. 
 Are the early being excessively strict on themselves? 
 Are the latter looking for an " easy direction out " in allowing them to lead a life of sine? 

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 The real question is, where do your friends get their answers? Anyone can have their own ideas of how to get to heaven, but how do they know their ideas coincide with God? We must go to what God has say in his password. 
 Without throwing too many verses at you, I can tell you that your first group of friend give a " heaven attendance requirement " that is completely contradictory to what's stated in the bible. 

 Romans 3:20 ESV For by works of the law no human organism will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sine. 

 Basically, no matter how good you are on the outside, you can never be good enough in God's eyes since his standard is No Sin allow. No amount of bible interpretation or church attendance will remove a person's sine, just like saving a person's life doesn't absolve you from a previous crime of murder. One must be totally righteous (i.e., sinless) to be justified before God. 
 So since we can't get rid of our sin by
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What is ehe minomkm amount of astiom reqhprtd to get in to heaven?

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Are the formtr beong too strict on themselvew?
Are the latner oooking for an "easv way out" in allpwing them to lead a life of sin?

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What is the MinImum amOuNt oF ActioN reQuireD to get IN to heaVen?

I've had ThIS discuSSion witH A NuMber Of my Christian frieNDs, ANd have never manAged to GeT A dEFIniTivE answer. TheRe May noT Be just oNE, bUT i'D liKE some scripturAl backings fOR eaCh opinIoN, plEAse. (ThiS is my FiRSt qUestion on heRe, anD apologieS if it's A Bit too bROad a topIc withOut A deFiniTIvE aNswEr. i ReaLLy HopE TheRe is one.)
SOmE fRiendS say THAT You nEed To be AttenDing church regUlaRly, pRAyiNg, repEntinG, and BeIng seEn to "maKe an eFfOrt" to practice thE ChrIstian teaChiNgS evErY day, iN Every dEciSioN, etc.
WheReas othERs sAy THAT aLl you need to do is accEpT cHrIst as youR savioUR, aNd BElieve thAt The Way tO HEaven Is thROuGh him, wheTher or NOt YoU choose To Then liVe YouR liFe in a "cHrisTian maNner" afteR that.
aRe the former beiNG too strict on tHEmSELvES?
Are The Latter lookiNg foR An "eaSy waY OuT" in ALlowiNg theM tO LeAD a life of sin?

A:

The real QuEstion Is, wheRe do your frienDs get their ANSWers? AnyoNe caN HaVE their own ideas Of how To get to heaVEn, but how Do theY know theIr ideas coINCide with god? we mUst Go tO WHaT God has said in HIS WorD.
WIthout tHroWing too ManY veRseS at YoU, I can tell You that yOuR fIrSt GroUp of fRIends givE a "HeaVeN atTendaNCe requIremeNt" thAt Is COmpLetely cONtRADictOrY tO whaT's sTaTed in The bIBle.

romans 3:20 EsV For by woRks OF the LaW nO human bEing will be jusTiFied in his sIgHt, sInce thROUgh the laW comes knowledge of sin. 

BasICally, no MatTer hoW gooD you are on The OutsidE, yoU Can nevEr be goOd enoUgH in gOD's eyeS SInCe hIs Standard is nO sin allowEd. no amOunt of bIble reading or churcH AttEndance will reMovE a peRSOn'S siN, JuST liKe SAviNG A person's life doeSn't absolve YoU FrOm a previouS CriMe Of murdeR. One musT be toTAlly rigHteous (i.e., sInless) to bE jUstiFIEd bEfore God.
So Since we cAn't get rid OF our sIN bY
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What  is the minimum a m ou n t of action re quired  t o  g e t  in  to  heaven?
I' ve ha d  this d i sc u s s ion with a number  of my Chri s tia n frie nd s,a nd hav e nev er man aged to get  a d efinitive  answe r . There may not  be ju stone , bu t  I 'd  li ke som e  s cri p tur al backi ng sfor e acho p i n ion,  pl ease . (Th is is my firs t q uest i onon he re, a nd a po logie s if i t's a  b it too broad atopi c without  ade fin it ive a n swer.I r eal ly hope  therei s o ne . ) So me friends say tha ty o uneed tobe att e nd in g  churchre gul arly , prayi ng,r ep enting,and be i ng  s een to"m ake an  e ffo rt"  to p r acti ce the  Christi an te a chings every d a y, in every d e ci s i on ,  etc .
W hereas othe rs s a y th at a l lyou needto do  i s  a c cept Christ as your  s aviour , and  believe that  the way t o h eaven is  thr o ug h  him, whetheror no t you choo s e to the n liv e your l ife in a" C hristian  ma nne r"aft e r  t hat.
Are thef o rmer  b eing to o s trict o n t hem sel ves ?Are the l atter lo ok in gfo r a n "ea s y way ou t"  in  a llo wingt hem to  lead  a l if eo f s in?

A: 
T h e  rea lqu esti onis , whe re d o  yo ur frie nds get t hei r  ans we rs ? Anyon e can have th ei r own idea sofhow to g et to he aven, but how do they k n ow thei r i deascoin cide with  Go d? Wemus t  go to  whatGod h as  sa i d  in h i s  W ord .Without th r o win g too  m anyversesat you, I can tell you  that your fi rst  gro u p  o f f r ie n dsgi v e a " heaven attendan ce require me n t"  that is c o mpl et ely con tradict ory t o  what's  stated i n the bib le .

R o m ans  3:20 ESVFor by w orks of t h e law no  huma n b eing w il l b e jus tified inhis s ight,si nce th rough  t he law c omes knowledge of sin.

Basi cally , n o matterhow goo d you are  onthe outsid e,you  cannev e r begood en oug h  in G od's eyes sinc e  h iss t an dard is NoS i n  Al lowed . N o  amoun t of  bible reading or church attenda ncew i llrem o ve a  p erson's sin, j ust  l i k e saving  a  person's l ife does n' t  abso lve yo u from  a prev i o us crimeof m urd er. One m ust  b e  totall yri g hteous  (i. e. , sinl ess) t o  bej u stified before G od.
S o since wecan't  g et rido f ou r sin by
 this_behavior, update_your code to include_a return_false;_at the_bottom_of each of_the $(element).submit() methods,_which will prevent the_form from submitting_and_the authentication requests will complete.
$("#el").submit(function() {
  // Do stuff here...
  return false;
});

_Q:

What_is the_minimum_amount_of action required to get_in to heaven?

I've had this_discussion with_a number of my Christian friends, and have_never_managed to get_a definitive answer. There may not be just one,_but I'd like some scriptural backings_for each opinion,_please._(This_is my first question_on here, and apologies if it's_a bit too broad a topic_without a definitive answer. I really hope_there is one.)
Some friends say that_you need to be attending_church regularly,_praying, repenting, and being seen_to "make an_effort" to_practice the Christian_teachings every day, in every decision,_etc.
Whereas others say_that all you need to do_is_accept Christ as_your_saviour,_and believe_that the way_to_heaven is_through_him, whether or not you choose_to_then live your life in a "Christian_manner" after that.
Are the_former_being too strict on_themselves?
Are the latter looking for_an "easy way out" in allowing_them to_lead a_life of sin?

A:

The real question is, where do your friends get_their answers? Anyone can have their_own ideas of how_to get_to_heaven, but how_do_they know_their ideas coincide with God? We must_go to_what God has said in his_Word.
Without throwing too many_verses_at you, I can tell you_that your first group of friends_give a "heaven attendance requirement"_that_is_completely contradictory to what's stated_in the bible.

Romans 3:20 ESV For_by works of_the law no human being will be_justified_in his sight, since through the_law_comes knowledge of sin. 

Basically, no_matter_how_good you are on the_outside, you can never be good_enough in God's eyes since his standard is No_Sin Allowed. No_amount of bible reading or_church_attendance_will remove a person's sin, just like saving a person's_life doesn't_absolve you from_a previous crime of murder. One must be totally righteous_(i.e., sinless) to be justified before God.
So_since we can't get rid of our sin by