Sirona,
I appreciate your questions.
I am of two minds;
Do you believe that God will destroy non-christians in a battle of armageddon? If not, what is armageddon according to the bible?
No, this idea is unbiblical.
the 14th Chapter of Zechariah is one of the best areas of the Bible to find such information. Armageddon is a battle in which Jesus divinely intervenes to prevent the destruction of Israel from surrounding armies that would surely annihilate her. Your religion has nothing to do with what happens to you in this battle. A Christian attacking Israel would be just as much and enemy as a Muslim or Buddhist. Its a limited engagement in the middle East.
Do you believe that we continue after death?
Christian mind: Yes, soul sleep is not explicitly stated in the bible. The idea of being completely destroyed and being rebuilt is illogical when one considers the logistics of cloning. Many passages in the bible say humans live on in an altered state beyond the death of the body.
Scientific mind: Probably. I believe logically that there is a God and divine interevention created life as well as the diversity of life. It is only logical for me to assume he would have something to say, if not now then after we die.
If so, where do we "go"?
Christian mind: If you are atoned of sin then you go to heaven, beneath the "alter" and await the ressurection of the body.
Scientific mind: I cannot logically answer that. Dimensional coordinates are an intrinsic property to OUR universe.
and do our actions in life determine where we go?
Christian mind: I seriously doubt it but I can hope. We are certainly judged by our actions though.
Do we have salvation by faith or by works? Or both? Or none?
Christian mind: Faith alone by grace alone.
Is God separate from us? Or within us? Both?
Christian mind: God is greatly separate and separated from us.
Scientific mind: Unknown, could be any of the three, for now.
I'm personally very accepting of other religions / beleifs. I accept the right of anyone to decide that they are Christian. The only trouble I've ever had with Christians is that they don't always accept me and my beliefs. I am pagan, and they think that I have to be Christian (the exact reason I'm not sure. "to be saved" whatever that actually means). I'm not bashing anyone - honestly that is the only problem I've had with some Christians.
People that refuse to think rationally are really annoying to me, but it is also understandable. Its so hard to believe in the unbelievable to begin with that people dont want to complicate it by having an open mind.