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So, um, today we're actually in part two of a series if you're just joining us in

titled heaven, who goes there. And if you weren't here for the first part of this series,

some series you can just kind of drop in, you know, and sort of pick it up as you go. But

this is a series that's building. So, and there's a sense of which, if you didn't hear part one,

you're kind of coming into the middle of the movie. And I'm going to do the best that I can to

review real quick what we talked about last week, but today builds on last week. And essentially,

here's what we said. We said, most people, certainly most Americans believe in heaven,

not everybody views heaven the same way and not everybody pictures heaven the same way,

and not everybody is sure exactly what that's like. But most Americans believe there's a heaven.

And of course, maybe because we're Americans, most Americans believe they're going to go there

and no American is in a hurry to get there. Okay, so that's kind of what we all have in common.

Even though we've viewed this different and there's out, you know, there's so many questions,

there's always mystery, there's so much mystery, and we're busy. And you know, who has time to

think about that? And it's just going to work out. But the assumption, there are two assumptions that

kind of fuel this extraordinary confidence we have that somehow it's all going to work out.

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