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forward slash give. Thanks for considering and now back to the show. Most people,

I'm 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

gonna 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 view 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 gonna work out. But the assumption are the there are two

assumptions that kind of fuel this extraordinary confidence we have that

somehow it's all gonna work out and we talked about this last time and the two

assumptions are this, the good people go to heaven and I'm a good person that

somehow good people go to a good place after they die because it's very

difficult for human beings not to imagine that there's an afterlife even if

we're not sure how the whole thing works out. And the good people go to heaven and

I'm a good person. This this makes sense and there's so many things there's

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