Hell is not punishment, neither is heaven reward, it is consequence

Summary

This quote suggests that the concepts of heaven and hell should be seen as consequences rather than moral judgments or external forces of punishment or reward. It implies that our actions and choices in life have inherent consequences that shape our experiences, both in the present and after death. Instead of viewing heaven and hell as places of divine retribution or goodies, they should be seen as natural outcomes of our own decisions and behaviors. It emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and accountability for one's actions.

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