I say it once more: DO NOT ATTRIBUTE TO GOD THAT WHICH YOU HAVE COME TO BELIEVE YOURSELF. I am not disputing your faith in "saints," "paradise," and all the rest. If you believe in it, that is your business. Only I have a question: have you seen even one saint in your life? Not by appearance, but someone who had it written on them that they were a "saint" and had passed the "fitness test for paradise."
I consider the words of the apostle Paul to be correct: "where there is no law, there is no sin." These words have their own context (I do not deny this), but in essence, their meaning is much broader—a sinner is one who considers themselves a sinner, because he who does not consider himself a sinner lives not by biblical law, but by another law. At the same time, he may believe in God and not OFFEND Him in any way. It is simply that you associate God with a biblical character, while others do not. That is all.
And as for what happens after death—only God knows. No one else.