Case #25: Video

[19centconstable]

[George addresses the camera very formally, in his uniform (as always), with his helmet tucked underneath his arm

Comments

[needshumility]

Eddie?

...This is... I hate this week.

[19centconstable]

Yes.

It has been...difficult.

[needshumility]

I'm sorry, George.

I... I wish there was something I could do.

[19centconstable]

I do appreciate the sentiment, at least.

[needshumility]

It's happened to Jane too many times.

[19centconstable]

I do stand by my belief. What we're asking of people is very difficult. Someone may think they're prepared for it, but may not actually be, and another person may not know that they are.

[needshumility]

And you might be right.

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But these people are dead.

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[19centconstable]

Yes. But...Jesus doesn't want your soul to be damned, and if He saw in someone the possibility that they might still be saved, He would never just give up on them. Jesus isn't like that.

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[needshumility]

But they've gone back to being dead to... wait, or what?

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[19centconstable]

Yes. Like the Catholic's Limbo.

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[needshumility]

...That's another thing you'll have to explain.

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[19centconstable]

It's a place one can go after death which is neither heaven nor hell.

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[needshumility]

And why do you end up there?

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[19centconstable]

Less sinful sins, I believe. Or lack of Baptism. The Catholics like to complicate things.

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[needshumility]

So how do you know if you've committed enough sin to get into Hell and not there?

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[19centconstable]

You don't. Or I suppose you do when you wake up in hell.