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Now I am not reintroducing the idea of furgatory, but on the other hand I do believe the baby was sore not with a bathwater.

With that came a belief, when you die, you're instantaneously and magically made perfect.

A soul of someone who dies immediately goes into eternity.

There is no place where you make up for your sins.

There is no purgatory, then the twinkling of an eye, we shall be changed.

It's time for Ritching Radio.

What's Tone Free Hill?

It's Wednesday at Ritchit, and of course, that can only mean one thing.

It's Witness Wednesday.

I am Jimmy Hicks, and this week Todd and the team are back at Kennesaw State University,

roaming around looking for young men and women to share Christ with.

And from my understanding, just before we went on, they do have someone standing by waiting to chat.

At least I hope they do, because if not, this transition is going to get awkward.

This man is going to be the beginning of my scientific experiment, Paul.

I am going to lay out a premise based on the number of minutes that I've just spent with you.

So here's my thinking, okay?

How many hours a day do you spend on a cell phone, social media, in?

Uh, I think we're on two hours.

That's low.

Oh, that's pretty good to hear.

I think the average is eight hours.

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