+1 yUnfortunately the word myth has become synonymous with "falsehood" it used to indicate that the subject that you are referring to is of a divine or miraculous event which is why myth, symbol or, metaphor is used. The concept of a divine unity is often such an idea. Most monotheistic religions hve gotten so fr away from their roots that peoplw feel the need to insist on whatever being held a divine is exactly what it says, nothing else. The idea id hell didn't really exist (outside of Norse mythology, until Dante wrote his magnum opus- it was actually about him being rejected by his girlfriend Beatrice. John Milton the epic English poet had alluded to it in Paradise Lost but it's not found in the Hebrew Bible, it may again act as an allusion in the Book of Revelation but the historical Jesus never said a word about it. Until the hunter-gatherer lifestyle was overrun by farming and agricultural lifestyle. None of the books written as holty biooks have any degree of accuracy. All the apostles never lived in the time and space of the historical Jesus. The person responsible fot the popularity in the limited circles known as Christian has 90%. Soome of the bigger fuck ups in the Bible are the word "virgin" used to describe Mary. Christianity bpecame known in the wet thankas moatly to PAUL (Saul) who influenced Rome. The Greek translators were another big influence on the idiocy written in every current bible. The Aramaic word that described Mary had 2 possible translations- in Greek either of the words work as a translation #1 was "young girl" 2 is "virgin" I suspect they had a bit too much Ouzo for Breakfast & one of them said something like "I'm going to change the translation from "young girl to "virgin". That should cause a bit of a kerfluffle when some idiot 2000 years from now tries to figure out how a virgin gave birth. Originally the Catholic church when the morons who chose to follow Irenaeus and put a fatwa on Thomas The. The church- Catholic church was redundant until Martin Luther nailed his objection to a church door. Jesus would have had no idea bout the use of the term Christianity" He was quite simply, a Jew. His purpose was to throw away the rules & enforcers ( Pharisees) out- mostly out of the temple. None of his disciples ever considered themselves anything but Jews. Their Bible was fucked up pretty much the same in both testaments. The creation myth- 2 of which appear one after another in Genesis was the work of 5 (Pentateuch) rabbis. Job was the most intellectual book in the bible- or at least it was when someone, not the original author, decided to tuck the happy ending onto the story. This bullshit is far from unique to Christianity. The Koran didn't sanction anything like Fatwa. Only a later book, conceived of small minds added the Haditha which stated the rules in re: forcing women to wear full body clothes, declaring Fatwa on anyone who tried to bring an intellectual analysis. The person closest to Mohammed was a young woman Aisha. Hebrews were on to something with the mystic sect but as usual the petty minds of the hoi polloi couldn't handle admitting their error.. Anyway, Sorry I wound up preaching and not addressing your question. The reason I did was because I've studied quite a bit of Comparative religion. I can stomach maybe two spiritual traditions; Buddhism & Taoism
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+1 yIt has been expressed to me that even the most conscientious obeying of rules is not what would have a person enter into Sabbath rest directly on dying, but instead, total surrender to the way of forsaking all that a person has, as specified in [Luke 14:33, Holy Bible], is the way to go directly there on death. These people share all they have and are as community property and being of one heart and one soul, as per [Acts 4:32]. All of this being for the purpose of helping each other daily to abide by the specifications of the biblical Savior out of His own mouth and by His own example. As has been conveyed to me, everyone else will be in death in kind of a time out waiting period to be clarified by their own conscience during that time, until the Savior returns on the last day, and everyone is measured then according to whether we follow His teaching through word and example to us. So it is whether the heart is yet in a state of total surrender to the actual biblical Savior as He actually is which has been conveyed to me will yield one result or the other. As there are not people with me yet, doing this as one, the answer to this question from you as it applies to me, is dependent on if death happens to me before or after finding such willing people to do this together with and then being willing personally to do this with them as such.
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+1 yIt's not how well you follow the 10 Commandments, it's about if you took Jesus' offer to take the penalty for your sins so you won't be held accountable for them on Judgement Day. It's about whether your name will be found in the Book of Life. If your name is not found there on Judgement Day, you will be cast into the Eternal Darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth, which is talked about in the book of Revelation. All I can say is that when the roll is called up yonder I'll be there.
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@MCheetah The only boob I know on here is you. har har
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Tl;Dr: NONE of us follow the 10 Commandments. We all rebel every single day in some way shape or form. Therefore, based on the 10C alone, we’d all end up in hell.
None of us have followed the 10C; perhaps we have made some good choices here and there, but throughout our lives we have been largely rebellious. The common idea of “getting into heaven by being a good person” is, Biblically-speaking, nonsense (check out Matthew 7:21-23). According to Romans 6:23, the wages of sin is death (notice it doesn’t say “sins”, but rather, “sin”. All it takes is one sin/act of rebellion to deserve death.) Furthermore, John 17:3 tells us what heaven/eternal life is. It’s not what many people think.
This is all inconvenient to us selfish human beings. We want to be able to “get into heaven” by being a good person. These verses probably sound like nonsense to many people. The Bible addresses this as well. It tells us in 1 Corinthians chapter 2 that we need God’s help to be able to see and understand these things for what they are, and that they will seem like foolishness to ignorant, prideful sinners (aka humans) who have not repented from their sin/rebellion. People don’t like the truth. People would rather continue in their sin. Lots more scriptures i could list that address all of this, but that would take awhile.
00 ReplyI'm not religious, but based on how I live, I should "go to Heaven" because although I'm annoyed at this species, I'm not a bad or destructive person. Although, as Marcus Arellus once said (I'm paraphrasing):
"If a god requires you to worship him in order to have your soul saved, then that is no god worth worshipping. But if a god requires you to just be a good person regardless of how you worship him, then it doesn't matter either way."
So either way, screw "Heaven and Hell." Just live in the now. 215 Reply- +1 y
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The purpose of religion, like most ideologies, is for greedy people to gain money and power. No one needs to listen to fairy tales in order to "be a good person" and if they can't be one without such fairy tales, then they were never a good person to begin with. But hey, I'm not going to stop people from believing in whatever they want to. Just so long as you don't require ME to believe in it as well. (And yes, I could loop this back around transgenders and pronoun usage and all to make it full circle for you, but I won't.) - +1 y
You seemed to have missed the chief concept of Christianity. No one is perfect.
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... Except "God," who makes Ten Commandments, but doesn't put rape or pedophilia on there. Or creates a stupid species of humans like Adam and Eve, then punishes them for eating magic fruit he left out in the open for them. Which is like getting a new dog, then beating it cause you left bacon out on the floor and it ate it.
Or Jesus, who was perfect, but still dumb enough to get betrayed by the Jews and let the Romans screw him over, when he could've helped humanity more by living longer (assuming you believe the story was real).
And if humans have "original sin," and their fate is pre-determined from birth, such as someone becoming a child molester or serial killer, cause they grew up being abused by a child molester of their own, then how TF is anyone "guilty" of going to Hell, then? Under the belief of a God, "free will: doesn't exist, especially if he Knows and Sees everything. Which then means him torturing you for all of Eternity makes him a sick freak. Even if absolution and begging for your sins worked, it wouldn't change the damage done by a serial killer who raped and murdered 14 girls, but then "found God" a month before getting the electric chair or lethal injection.
Do you see how little sense any of this makes? Of course no one is perfect; because in the story of Christianity, no one has free will, either. And if God is forgiving and not wrathful, then everyone gets to go to Heaven, regardless how selfish and destructive they were on Earth. Which means, nothing matters, either way.
And if nothing matters in the afterlife, then at least you can make here and now matter, for the people around you and yourself. ... Or, just listen to more fairy tales about talking snakes and such. - +1 y
Obviously those who wrote the bible do not interpret the way it is taught in modern Christian circles.
For one, you can even read the Jews interpreting the adam and eve story as if the rib taken out of adam was meant a "side" of adam. That adam was androgynous, and then the feminine side was taken out of him to separate into men and women. That is why all politicians and celebrities are trannies, to mimick the divine androgynous state adam was in. - +1 y
I can't go a day without bringing up the trannies.
And somebody gets offended enough to remove my posts, when I post the baphomet who has a dick and boobs, you don't need to read occult texts to understand that it symbolizes androgyny. And that all the elitists are in love with this booby goat, to the point George Washington is depicted in this pose.
I'm quite sure who it is removing my posts, no matter how careful my language is, it is deemed "offensive" whenever it shows this
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Because the thelema is also labeled "do what thou wilt" like someone else whose option I replied to on here.
It literally has two opposing triangles intertwined... = androgyny. What is there to argue about?
Also when I say all presidents are women and their husbands are men, I include Putina. Whose country has the alchemical androgyne on the emblem, which is also very similar to the freemasonic eagle?
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This may be enough to prove that they use the bible in a way hidden to the masses. Without the need for astrotheology and all that shit. - +1 y
You worship money here as without it you are SOL. So how can you worship money on Earth but not your maker who offers you eternal life? Psalms 14:1 - "The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, they have committed abominable deeds; There is no one who does good. …"
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@Mcheetah You seem to have no concept of why Jesus was on Earth or why he let himself be killed or why He had to hold back several legions of angels who would have acted in a heartbeat to save Him and destroy his tormenters. He had to die in order to become a sacrifice for you sins and save your ass. On Judgement Day you will be convicted by your own words. The Lord Jesus said, “For by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned” (Matthew 12:37). Many are condemned to the misfortunes of this life, simply because of their own words. These words are often against someone who is under God’s favour.
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Well that is YOUR loss. You won't be able to tell God on Judgement Day that you never heard the Gospel or sought Him out.
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Dude, you won't be saying shit to God except I'm guilty.
There is nothing I can prove. I'm am atheist. I'm convinced this is real, but I don't know why. Should i die tommorow or in a thousand years makes no difference in the grand scheme. In the end, there either has always been something, or something really can be made from nothing. I asked not for this ride, but I wonder if it's our only. In anycase, where I go after dose not matter to me.
I'm only happy for the time we have together. Maybe one day we could have heaven here. For each other. Until then, thanks for being here with me folks.
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@zayndan There is no forgiveness without true repentance. God is not mocked. He knows the heart and if you are truly sorry for your sins and if you have really changed your ways. You should know if you truly repented. The Holy Spirit will let you know that you are saved as He will be with you and convict you (chastise you like an elbow in the ribs) when you sin. God only chastises those who He loves and are saved and who are His children, just like a parent does to their children. If you never get "corrected" by God, you are probably not truly saved. Satan has no need to create shit in the lives that are perishing.
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@AndrèsC64 because no man can predict the future and the bible has prophecies that were fulfilled to the "T" if you would study the book of Daniel. It is also undeniable that there are supernatural forces in this world, from witchcraft to demon possession to all sorts of things-thats very clear. Also our very life itself declares that there is a God. Because of these evidences, I choose to believe in God, the bible, and in a heaven and hell. I believe the bible is true and every man should make it his/her duty to read it because we are in darkness concerning many things
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@AndrésC64 Satan is the chief player with that one. You can believe he is real or not. It doesn't matter. You have your own beliefs so be true to them and let Christians be true to theirs.
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@AndrésC64 It's the only real thing that makes sense. Where did you come from? A stork leave you?
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The prophecy of the world empires in Daniel chapter 2, and Jesus being baptized, his death in Daniel Chapter 7. Fullfilled to the T. And Jesus is a real person, all historians agree that's no debate. The human body, the human DNA, the fact that the whole world is specifically catered for humans needs and for the animals, to sustain their life. You telling me that its coincidence? The position of the sun, the system of how water evaporates... if things were but any different, nothing will survive.
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@AndrésC64 There are over 300 prophesies relating to the birth of Christ, such his lineage would be of the house of David, and that he would be born in Bethlehem. All have been fulfilled.
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Lol. You think an eternal, omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent being is the best answer? Really? How does something exist outside of time? If it doesn't exist at any point in time, then it doesn't exist. How does something exist outside of space? If it doesn't exist at any point in space, then it doesn't exist. And then we have the simple logical problem that just because we don't know the scientific answer doesn't mean you get to claim "God did it." You would need to provide evidence for that. You can't.
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Amen to that.
Considering the way that I might die, probably hell but if I don't KMS then hopefully I'd go to heaven as I've tried being the kindest person I could be since no one treated me that way, but if I end up in hell, I'm ok with that since I somehow deserve it.
00 Reply3.8K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. No one "decides" anything based on life lived alone. If it were that easy, there would be no need for a heaven or hell.
Nothing, not even Jesus, will enter heaven without the mercy of God, first.
00 Reply472 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. to underworld where my soul would wait for a new body at one of many words in our visible universe.
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Asker+1 yAgain, very optimistic.
Wouldn't that be exhausting? Being reincarnated over and over again?
I'm thinking heaven.
I sure hope so, I want to see my parents again, and all of my fur buddies on the other side of the rainbow bridge.
It might be a somewhat selfish reason, but it is a big part of why I hope to go to heaven.00 Reply
+1 yI'd go to hell. I have lied a lot, and I stole a couple times, too. And I've definitely been jealous before too. And forget about the honoring your parents one. I'd definitely go to hell.
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+1 yHeaven, because I believe in Jesus christ as my savior and I believe in the holy trinity so I know God has a spot for me in heaven but I know my judgement day will be hardcore tho 🥲
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And very important that I forgot to mention I don't live a life of sin
Life of sin, living life making your own decisions and committing sins without any form of repentance is living a life of sin and I know I don't do that because I have remorse for my sins and I ask for forgiveness
+1 yIf hell exists, I'd probably go to hell according to the bible
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+1 yI don’t believe it is up to me either way. Any higher powers opinions are influenced by something beyond our comprehension.
00 ReplyI don't really think either exist. I'd hope my soul would just go into another body and I could start another life again
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+1 yProbably purgatory (limbo). I'm far from righteous and pure, but not quite evil.
I'll just be stuck in limbo for eternity.00 Reply- 534 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic.
+1 yI'm not sure either one exists, but if they do, I think I'd be taking the elevator up to heaven.
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+1 yI’m of the belief this already is a level of hell. Perhaps we have to earn our way out of it.
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u +1 yI’d go to a hole in the ground, that’s it, lights out. I don’t believe in heaven or hell.
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I always joke about going to hell but I have lived a good life. I am not religious but I think I have been honorable in most ways.
00 ReplyI'm an atheist, so if heaven and hell are real, i guess I'm going to hell.
And I'd do it with a smile.10 Reply1.4K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I do not think there is a "hell". There is Eternal Life and spiritual death.
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Asker+1 yThat's very optimistic
+1 yI am not sure maybe limbo. I think I am a okay guy and never really did bad things but my faith in religion is questionable because I am more of a person if science and facts.
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+1 yHeaven, not because I deserve it, far from it but because I put my trust and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ to grant me eternal life in His name by His grace and mercy.
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+1 yI don't think neither would accept me at this point.
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Asker+1 ySo purgatory?
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I always felt like Earth was the purgatory tbh
362 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I have no reason too think I would. and why would anyone think that that list of narcissistic demands is worth anything?
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yIf I were to die right this moment, the blood would stop flowing and therefore the electricity in my brain would stop and I would cease to exist. I would go into the ground and rot, noting more.
00 Reply2.3K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. I dont think I would go to either. I'd just be a dead guy. My body would be disposed of somehow. That would be it.
00 ReplyHeaven cause my name is written down in the Book of Life.
00 Reply1K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. If either existed…prob hell if the Bible is accurate.
00 ReplyI'm going to Hell. I failed at Love thy neighbour. I also coveted my neighbour's ass.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yHell, but then I think that is where my calling is.
00 Reply648 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. As long as it's not New Jersey, I am happy.
10 Reply2.6K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. No, I don't. Neither are real.
10 ReplyDon't believe in heaven or hell.
00 ReplyI'm not sure. It's complex.
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+1 yHell. Most certainly.
00 Reply3.4K opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Neither. I'll go to my goddess.
02 ReplyI’d like to think I would go to heaven.
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+1 yI'd have to ask the big man. I'm doing what I can.
00 ReplyDefinitely hell
00 Reply482 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Neither since neither one of them exist.
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+1 yNeither god isn’t real
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+1 yGoing in to box and rot away under ground.
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+1 yHopefully heaven
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Asker+1 yOut of the 10 commandments, how many have you broke?
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Probably all of them. But the difference is that I repent. I have never killed anyone. But to hold hate without reason is also a sin and not to forgive. Jesus said that’s murder too.
But I don’t try to justify my actions either like some. Or keep doing it. - +1 y
Whoa, slow down there champ.
IF we are going to believe that the Bible is the true word of God, and therefore we are going to believe what it says inside of that book, then we need to understand some very important things.
1. There is no difference between sins no matter how much our society tells us there is. At least not in the eyes of ‘God’. Therefore a lie is a sin, just as murder is a sin, just as adultery is a sin. In the eyes of ‘God’ there is no differentiation between them. The only thing he sees is sin and that’s incompatible with him.
2. The Ten Commandments are absolutely irrelevant now. If Jesus was truly the son of god, came to earth, was perfect, then died and rose again to pay for our sins and to create a path for us to be with God in heaven, then the Old Testament law is no longer something that we as humans have to abide by. You need to follow those Ten Commandments in the same way you make your offerings by sacrificing a goat on an alter. It’s not needed anymore.
So what I mean is that you’re asking entirely the wrong question. The Bible says that faith without works is a dead concept. We don’t need to nor do we have to do anything aside from accepting Jesus as the savior in order to be allowed into heaven.
All of that being said, I personally think it’s all a bullshit story made up to attempt to scare people into following the morality of a certain group of individuals that has now become a common way for grown adults to make themselves feel better about the fact that there’s not something divine after we die. Still fascinating though. - +1 y
@darealmvp2015 don’t try to start something with me today. Not in the mood
Asker+1 yI think he was @-ing me
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I don’t know. Either way he can take it somewhere else
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How was I trying to start anything with anyone? I made a statement about what the religion believes and then I gave my opinion on the topic. Is that not allowed here? Grow up.
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@darealmvp2015 GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!!! AMEN!!! PRAISE JESUS
And if that makes you uncomfortable. Then YOU grow up.
You’re here to force your belief onto people and get people to turn away form their faith and nobody asked for it. - +1 y
Bro I literally never tried to force anything on anyone. Not one fucking time. If you believe in God, good for you. I could not be happier for you. I have my opinion as well. You don’t have to share it. Nor do I expect you to. But I am entitled to it. So sorry to offend. But do you believe in God in no way makes me uncomfortable. What makes me uncomfortable is you trying to accuse me of pushing my beliefs on you. I respected yours. You can respect mine. And we can all live happily ever after. Isn’t that wonderful?
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@darealmvp2015 then stop spewing your nonsense. Nobody asked for it. Go write a MyTake or something. Stop wasting time here.
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You’re literally here trying to force your opinion on us. Now that you got called out wanna deny it.
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You are the issue with Christianity. The intolerance is absurd. I was unaware that this was a Vacation Bible school class. I’m allowed to have an opinion and you can eat a dick, buddy.
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@darealmvp2015 you can fuck right off. All you trolls who love coming under my comments to pick a fight are just gonna get blocked. I’m done with it
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Pop back up on another account. You’re blocked too and reported.
Anonymous(36-45)+1 yI'd be driving the bus to hell, darlin'
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+1 yHeaven.
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+1 yEasy hell.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yHell.
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00 Reply453 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. Heavan
00 ReplyHeaven I hope….
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+1 yPurgatory
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+1 yHell
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00 Reply771 opinions shared on Religion & Spirituality topic. It's Heaven for me
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yi'm not allowed to
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