Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims - heaven-bound?

If the answer is yes, any support for this in Christian theology
or Christian tradition or in the Christian Bible?

If no, why not (logically speaking)?

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Dolphins, Chimps, Whales, Dogs - heaven-bound?

If the answer is yes, any support for this in Christian theology
or Christian tradition or in the Christian Bible?

If no, why not (logically speaking)?

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Alien intelligence - heaven-bound?

If the answer is yes, any support for this in Christian theology
or tradition or in the Christian Bible?

If no, why not (logically speaking)?

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Pre-Christian human intelligence - heaven-bound?

If the answer is yes, any support for this in Christian theology
or Christian tradition or in the Christian Bible?

If no, why not (logically speaking)?

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In essence, when you travel outside the tidy christian dogma
you were raised with in your childhood, doesn't your view
of God and heaven fall apart? If so, isn't it unworthy as
a foundation for truth and reality? If not, how do you hold
it together?

Put another way, how do the "believers" *logically* claim
worthiness while at the same time threatening all non-"believer"    
intelligence with hell or oblivion?

Do Christians believe all "good" intelligences go to heaven?

Please clarify as many Christian faiths have a "believe or else"
philosophy, with the only method for immortality being the
human post-christ "believe" in christianity routine.

Are these kinds of thought processes the reason so many are
so silent on religion as religion just doesn't make sense, so
"just pretend" the emperor has clothes on is the way most
choose to swallow the delusion? Is this wise or does this way
of dealing with religion stifle human potential and blackmail /
trap most humans into wasting their lives in futile fear / "make
believe"?