You're on the right track in your thinking Gabriel, but there's still a trace of damnation programming in you that you need to let go of.
Here you say some people will be eternally ashamed and shamed in Heaven - which would be just another kind of eternal damnation:
If you genuinely support the concept of eternal torture, you’re in for a rude awakening. God will still forgive you, but you’ll feel very shameful for your beliefs.... which everyone in Heaven will have access to forever.
Quoting: Gabriel~ And here you say some people will be eternal second class citizens in heaven - which would be just another kind of eternal damnation:
I’m not saying that God will respect or trust such people anywhere near as much as He respects His angels and Christ’s true servants, but they will still be saved.
Quoting: Gabriel~ The truth is that no-one is greater than anyone else in God's Kingdom. If you qualify to enter all imperfections will be washed away. Even the memory of ever having had them will be washed away.
Some people will earn entry with a wide margin, and some will just barely make it. But once they get accepted, they all reap the exact same reward.
This is what the parable about the wineyard workers is all about (Matthew 20:1-16). All "workers" got the exact same reward, even though some "workers" showed up in the last minute and did little "work".
Read Matthew 20:1-16 and realize your vain hope that "good" people such as yourself will be rewarded more than "less good" people is soundly rebuked by Jesus.
There are no second class citizens in God's Kingdom.
