[moyden]

"Everybody will one day die. We simply happen to know the Lord Jesus, Almighty God and Creator of all, personally and have His promise that after our flesh dies we will be renewed perfect in His likeness and will live forever with Him on the [new] earth after all corruption has been purged from it."

Every church teaches this. How does your "regeneration" differ from others?

[editor-surveyor]

Every church teaches this. How does your "regeneration" differ from others?

It doesn't

I believe that you too are a 'Calvinist' in all liklihood, but were just not familar with the term. - It is not universally used; some avoid the use of labels because they tend to be self-limiting.

[CCWoody]

Every church teaches this. How does your "regeneration" differ from others?

Perhaps you mean that all true Christian churches teach this. "My" regeneration is based upon a Biblical understanding of the true state of the unregenerate man. However, all true Christian churches teach that a man must be born again to inherit eternal life.

So, when you die, what next? Will your self-awareness simply fade into oblivion or will you persist for all eternity? Your choices today will determine what will be your state for all eternity.