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forward slash give, thanks for considering, and now back to the show. Most folks,

especially most Americans believe there's an afterlife, believe there's some sort

of heaven if you want to use that label, and most folks, especially most Americans,

maybe because we're Americans, believe that they're gonna end up there, and they

assume, and maybe you're one of the day, and that's fine, it's probably the

majority, you assume that you're gonna get there, people assume they're gonna

get there, because they're convinced of two things. They're convinced, number

one, that good people go to heaven, and number two, that you're a good person,

they're convinced, hey, I'm a good person, good people go to heaven, I'm a good

person, I'll end up in heaven. And as we've said throughout the series, this

really makes a lot of sense, and there's reasons people hold to these assumptions.

Number one, it's fair. I mean, if you live a good life, and there's an

afterlife, then you should be rewarded for your good life, because you're a

good person, it's fair. And this whole idea is consistent with the notion of a

good God. If there's a good God in a good place after this life, then good God

would want to populate that good place with good people, and you're a good

person. In fact, that's the other reason people lean into this, is because at

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