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Most people prefer a heaven with no flip-side hell.
You keep on babbling about the earth, but there's a heaven with stars, constellations, emanations.
They want death packaged nicely, as in Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones or Jenny Downham's weepfest Before I Die: the kind of books where violent, premature death is softened by the promise of a heaven with burgers and shakes.
Not a heaven with angels, but one populated by the abstract objects they devote themselves to studying: perfect spheres, infinite numbers, the square root of minus one and the like.
"Instead, we found a way to create a role for it in everyday life," by presenting comically exaggerated examples of the devastation caused by milk's absence as when a man who died discovered that a heaven with zillions of cookies but no milk was actually -- er, the other place.
An 1832 revelation called "The Vision" added to the fundamentals of sin and atonement, introduced doctrines of life after salvation, the theme of exaltation, and a heaven with degrees of glory.
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Mr. DeStefano is purposely being provocative, trying to jolt people out of a Hollywood cartoon view of a heaven filled with clouds, harps and halos.
During the Renaissance, Dr. Twitchell noted, churches displayed religious paintings of a heaven brimming with luxury goods that peasants could not dream of affording in this life.
A warrior hero fated for a heaven filled with waiting virgins.
Nazism, Communism, suicide cults, fundamentalist theocracies and other extremisms have led to eye-rolling exasperation at utopias in general and linked the concept of an earthly heaven with a dystopian descent into earthly hell.
BLOOMFIELD Bloomfield Middle School "The Scottish Highlands and a Bit O' Heaven," with the Bloomfield Symphony, conducted by Israel G. Herman.
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