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Hell is described in many religious texts as a place of punishment after death. Its interpretations vary widely across cultures and beliefs, shaping much of human understanding of morality.
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Hell is described in many religious texts as a place of punishment after death. Its interpretations vary widely across cultures and beliefs, shaping much of human understanding of morality.
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Hell is described in many religious texts as a place of punishment after death. Its interpretations vary widely across cultures and beliefs, shaping much of human understanding of morality.
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Hell is described in many religious texts as a place of punishment after death. Its interpretations vary widely across cultures and beliefs, shaping much of human understanding of morality.
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Hell is described in many religious texts as a place of punishment after death. Its interpretations vary widely across cultures and beliefs, shaping much of human understanding of morality.
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A quotation from Kerry Greenwood
“I always found faith a great comfort. Otherwise it is too much, Phryne. Too cruel. To think that all the lads, all those boys, were just gone, blown out like candles. Don’t you agree?”
“I do,” said Phryne. “I like to think of them sitting down with all their mates to a serious drinking session, washed clean of mud and stench, all shiny and jolly. And if that doesn’t constitute heaven, I’m not going; though, of course, I might not have the option.”Kerry Greenwood (b. 1954) Australian author and lawyer
Phryne Fisher Book 20, Murder and Mendelssohn, ch. 7 (2013)More about this quote: wist.info/greenwood-kerry/8612…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #kerrygreenwood #missfisher #phrynefisher #afterlife #casualties #fatalities #heaven #war #wwi
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A quotation from Kerry Greenwood
“I always found faith a great comfort. Otherwise it is too much, Phryne. Too cruel. To think that all the lads, all those boys, were just gone, blown out like candles. Don’t you agree?”
“I do,” said Phryne. “I like to think of them sitting down with all their mates to a serious drinking session, washed clean of mud and stench, all shiny and jolly. And if that doesn’t constitute heaven, I’m not going; though, of course, I might not have the option.”Kerry Greenwood (b. 1954) Australian author and lawyer
Phryne Fisher Book 20, Murder and Mendelssohn, ch. 7 (2013)More about this quote: wist.info/greenwood-kerry/8612…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #kerrygreenwood #missfisher #phrynefisher #afterlife #casualties #fatalities #heaven #war #wwi
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A quotation from Kerry Greenwood
“I always found faith a great comfort. Otherwise it is too much, Phryne. Too cruel. To think that all the lads, all those boys, were just gone, blown out like candles. Don’t you agree?”
“I do,” said Phryne. “I like to think of them sitting down with all their mates to a serious drinking session, washed clean of mud and stench, all shiny and jolly. And if that doesn’t constitute heaven, I’m not going; though, of course, I might not have the option.”Kerry Greenwood (b. 1954) Australian author and lawyer
Phryne Fisher Book 20, Murder and Mendelssohn, ch. 7 (2013)More about this quote: wist.info/greenwood-kerry/8612…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #kerrygreenwood #missfisher #phrynefisher #afterlife #casualties #fatalities #heaven #war #wwi
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A quotation from Kerry Greenwood
“I always found faith a great comfort. Otherwise it is too much, Phryne. Too cruel. To think that all the lads, all those boys, were just gone, blown out like candles. Don’t you agree?”
“I do,” said Phryne. “I like to think of them sitting down with all their mates to a serious drinking session, washed clean of mud and stench, all shiny and jolly. And if that doesn’t constitute heaven, I’m not going; though, of course, I might not have the option.”Kerry Greenwood (b. 1954) Australian author and lawyer
Phryne Fisher Book 20, Murder and Mendelssohn, ch. 7 (2013)More about this quote: wist.info/greenwood-kerry/8612…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #kerrygreenwood #missfisher #phrynefisher #afterlife #casualties #fatalities #heaven #war #wwi
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Hell is traditionally described as a place of eternal separation from God, often portrayed as punishment for sin in many religious teachings.
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Hell is traditionally described as a place of eternal separation from God, often portrayed as punishment for sin in many religious teachings.
