You're going to see. Oh, oh, oh, oh, no, no,

Oh, no, oh, no.

Oh, no.

All right, friends, Greg Kockel here,

welcome to the show.

This is called Stand-A- Reason.

I'm having a little chat with Amy now, and she's trying to write a note to me about comments. We're in January. Okay, thank you. Well, I just earned about it today. Apparently, I'm not going to go into a lot of stuff about this. We got some callers on board. I want to get to you quickly here, but apparently the Pope hopes that hell is empty. Is that what he said? I hope it is. What's the status? How do you

imagine hell? Well I hope that hell is empty. I'd like to think of hell as empty and I hope it is. Now it's just it's just such an odd statement for a person in his position to say.

Now he mentioned this is just that this is just his opinion and it's not dogma because

dogma, Catholic dogmas is quite the opposite.

I was raised Catholic and the dogma at that time

and Catholic dogma is not supposed to change.

Dogg but that time if you die in a state of mortal sin. at that is

is you've committed a sin that is you've committed a sin that is categorized as a mortal sin

according to the Roman Catholic Church, which would be like murder and grand

larceny and rape and masturbation and missing church on Sunday or a holy day of obligation without an appropriate

excuse. These are all part of mortal sins but if you die in a state of mortal

sin you go straight to hell do not pass go do not collect $200 by the way

do people even know what that means anymore that's from the monopoly game people

play that still. Anyway I just I heard that this morning apparently the

comment was made in January at some point but I it's just so odd to me.

I would never say I'd like to think that hell is empty

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