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The Real Scandal Is Heaven, Not Hell
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Crisis Magazine
As thoughtful souls have noted before, the scandal of heaven easily exceeds the scandal of hell.
For it is entirely possible that Timothy McVeigh—the notorious Oklahoma City bomber—is presently fixed in heaven.
Tweet ThisIf this is the case, what explains the relative lack of argumentation around heaven?
Everyone, we tend to posit, is in heaven because everyone deserves to be in heaven—save for a handful of incorrigibles, who are in hell because they deserve to be there (probably).
Heaven is a scandal, but it is our scandal, yours and mine.