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Every time one yells in the “Cloud Sheets,” that person smiles. When one intends to strike, the touch never lands, so one is then pulled back a mile. The act of yelling is anger, but not sin. Thus, one has two more sins before exchanging places with a soul in hell. Oh, yes. … A soul in hell with unforgivable karma will never receive a chance at forgiveness unlike someone guilty of robbing. An unforgivable karma would be someone willingly eradicating or influencing to eradicate a large population of innocent people.
Heaven:
Angelina angelically speaks to Joseph, “I need you like a halo needs my presence, my beloved.”
Joseph forms a charming smile and says, “Tell me why I’d need seventy-two virgins in this haven when I have my love? Nobody shall separate us. Love is fate as God is love, and his knowledge is fate. God knows everything, so there is no true will. And He is a jealous God that I pray will not separate us. I beg of you my love, do not sin. I cannot fathom seeing you go and possibly never return. If you do, I’m waiting, and may you have all your senses and limbs in the form of a soul?”
“You have my word that I’m here for you as I promised in the realm of the Earth.”
Heaven feels realer than life itself and there is no need for time. There is no need for hate, but there can be hate. Just as Lucifer was cast out of heaven with followers, more angels can be cast down. Also, frightening Joseph, souls from heaven can be cast down to hell, for souls have free will. But God knows the future and is about love. The mere thought of God being cruel for allowing Satan to send souls to hell makes him panic, for God is plotting his place in hell.
After all the damn worship and all the time spent on Earth in hope for eternity of peace, there truly is none. The struggle for peace is slavery with prayers. God would be willing to separate him from his love if he has a thought of sin. All he can do is relax and cherish the moments, for he does not know his parents are in hell. Yes, they discriminated against other religions and sexual preferences.
Angelina refuses to use common sense, “Fuck Jesus! I’m sick of this shit!”
And the surrounding light battles her soul as she twirls down the darkness. Joseph cries with an outburst overshadowing the holy prayers of others. “God, I beg of you to take me with my soulmate.” Damn, the worse thing he could say occurred. The risk for love brings the couple to hell. So, the God is great enough to sin.