Welcome to Curiously, Caitlin, where we try to make theology make sense.

Each week, we will hear a kid question about God, theology, or the Bible, and find a scholar who can answer it.

I don't know.

That doesn't make any sense.

What?

Curiously, Kate, yeah.

Welcome back to Curiously, Caitlin.

I am joined again with producer Mike, Stralo.

Mike, how are you?

I'm good.

How are you, Caitlin?

Good, good.

I'm excited because our kid question today is your child.

It's true.

And it's sort of a secret surprise that many of our questions have been your children.

Okay, well, I mean, not many, but a few where sometimes the question comes in and it's like really good, but we can't quite understand the recording that came in on. Yeah, yep. And then sometimes we're just like, oh, this would just be a fun thing to talk about. Yeah. And I'll be like, hey, Oliver, come here. But this was, this was an organic question. We're at home and he goes, hey, dad. Well, I won't spoil it. But he says the question. I'm like, oh, that's so good. That's a good question. Let me grab my phone and hit record and say it again. All right, let's hear it. But he says the question. I'm like, oh, that's so good. That's a good question.

Let me grab my phone and hit record and say it again. All right. Let's hear it.

Is heaven up or down? Is heaven up or down? Okay, I'm a little concerned why he thinks heaven might be down. I genuinely love this question, both because it's just the cutest way of saying it,

is heaven up or down just sounds kind of like, yeah, like I'm learning about the world

and I'm learning about how we describe things and like heaven up or down. Also, I love it because

even grownups who might not ask is heaven up or down, we can't escape

the fact that like this is how we think about the world, which is like, where is something?

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