Post #2127262
2026-05-06 23:31 UTC
@ShredderFeeder The description of heaven is not quite fitting when it comes to Christianity. The Christian heaven has a hierarchy of people nearer to god and people farer from him. So a rich and priviliged Christian can die believing that he will have a better place in heaven than all the other peasants, at least when he is free of sin and did all the sacraments...
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@grumpyoldtechie@hostux.social 2026-05-07 05:56
@ennopark The bible often states Gods shows no favoritism. There is also the parable of the poor man in heaven and the rich man suffering in hell. @ShredderFeeder
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@alipercapita@linke.social 2026-05-07 10:11
@ennopark @ShredderFeeder I think that depends on the kind of "Christianity" you refer to. US-american evangelist churches have been undermined by calvinist protestantic ideology - pushed by neoliberal forces. https://youtu.be/xRG1N_JFVnY