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We're not told that. All one can do is speculate.

There's nothing to explain. This is actually a dangerous doctrine because it gives Christians a false sense of security. If you are alive at the end, I suspect you will be, you will go through the Tribulation

Yes, they were the chosen people of God.

I believe the reason is Biblical illiteracy. This isn't the only doctrine that the majority have incorrect. The four most universally accepted doctrines in Christianity aren't even Biblical, They would be the, Immortal Soul, Heavenly Destiny, Eternal Conscious Torment, and the Trinity, doctrines.

The Rapture that you speak of happens a the second coming. Notice Paul said, "He will appear a second time."

NO, he's not. He doesn't really understand the Bible. He preaches Churchianity.

The "chosen ones" were Israel.

From what can be seen from Church history, yes, it is a sin. The first Christians didn't use violence for any reason at all.

They don't go to Heaven. They go to the grave. They are dead. The dead go to the grave.

I think more accurately it was that they saw the power of God dslayed before them and they said it was the power of the devil. They saw the power of God with their own eyes and rejected it.

Do you know what it is?

The story of Lazarus and the Rich Man is a parable. It's about judgment that was coming to Israel. It's not about an afterlife

No. The dead are dead. Dead people cannot speak.

There is no choice. You're not going anywhere.

NO, the word is a person. John tells us, And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God. (Rev. 19:13 KJV) He's a person.

The Greek word that is translated God is theos, it means divine or deity.

The only sin that won't be forgiven is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. I doubt you've committed that.

No, there are not two Gospels.

They may but dead people can't respond

Actually, this is not accurate. The Old Testament does mention the Son of God. Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing?1 2 The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the LORD, and against his anointed, saying, 3 Let us break their...