Definitely hell...How about Trump ?
I voted Hell.
Yah but the church have an interest in preaching about the poor going to heaven, how else were they thinking of getting rich at other people's expense?Definitely hell...
I am not really religious but I was educated as one.
And for what I remember, it's hard for a filthy rich person to get to heaven.
Then if you are rich, powerfull, in corrupted politics, have people submitted to you, serving you and so on... Without going into the possible disgusting things they do that we don't know about.
It's hell with VIP acceess for them all.
If those people go to paradise, then paradise it's a very nasty place to be...
The law in England used to be that everybody had to pay over one-tenth of their income in either capital or goods such as their crops ( a "tithe") to the local church. Ancient tithe barns still exist in the countryside. Of course there was no Income Tax at that time and no local authority property taxes - I'd be prepared to be told that the tithe was both affordable and good value at the time.Yah but the church have an interest in preaching about the poor going to heaven, how else were they thinking of getting rich at other people's expense?
Funny how they preach about only poor entering heaven.....
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I like to think of religion as yin and yang, it works for us and against us.The law in England used to be that everybody had to pay over one-tenth of their income in either capital or goods such as their crops ( a "tithe") to the local church. Ancient tithe barns still exist in the countryside. Of course there was no Income Tax at that time and no local authority property taxes - I'd be prepared to be told that the tithe was both affordable and good value at the time.
As far as the poor are concerned, the in those days poor had no opportunity to escape poverty. Until the advent of capitalism. Its arguable that religion did a great service to mankind by ensuring the survival of the species until capitalism could be invented.