I don’t know if it’s due to the eventual evangelical movement that grew out of the Protestant reformation or what, but this question simply represents a complete ignorance of the Christian conception of heaven. And this “level” of questioning is all too common when people ask about Christianity.

It isn’t just some bottom shelf fantasy story, despite what /r/atheism might have you believe. The Christian conception of Heaven is not a physical “country” that you can simply rebel against like a confederate soldier. To enter Heaven in the first place is to be in complete unity with divinity itself. There is no separation or rebellion possible if you’ve reached that point, in the Christian view. It is an absolute assimilation with everything that comprises “the good”.