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3. If your response is personal in nature and you want to share your personal story, then you are very welcome here.

If you want to affirm what someone has posted, please do so.

If you need to challenge someone’s personal story, then begin by telling us how your religious journey took you down another path.

If you are angry because someone does not believe and act as you do, then simply write, “I am angry.  I wish you could be like me.”  [No threats.  No put downs.  No infallible pronouncements.  No lies.]

If you have personally been moved by what someone has shared, then you might write, “I’m gratified/challenged/edified by your words.” or “Please tell me how your were changed by your story.”

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Here is the place where you can reply to and discuss my article, “Whatever Happened to Hell and Going to Heaven?”

In order to classify your reply and to place it in a place where it will get my best attention, I ask you to do the following:

1. If your response is short and sweet (under 50 words), then post it below.

2. If your response is academic and over 60 words, then post it here.

3. If your response is personal in nature and you want to share your personal story, then post it here.