Unlike many religions which believe that the afterlife is exclusive to their adherents and which predicate the afterlife on belief, Judaism predicates the afterlife on behavior, not on belief, and does not view afterlife as exclusive; rather, anyone who leads a moral life has a place in “Olam Habah” (the world to come - עולם הבא) according to Judaism, regardless of their religion (or lack thereof).

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