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God won't deny me heaven… I am not evil…I'm actually a pretty good person. It doesn't matter what religion you identify with, or if you identify with any religion at all–what matters is that you are a good person. Ideas like these are nearly universally accepted, even among devout Christians. But what if the idea of "being good" as the standard of one's salvation is actually bad? But could this idea be thwarting the initiative to save sols. In Just Have to Be a Good Person to Get to Heaven, Devin Schadt and Judah Kennedy discuss five reasons why the idea of "being a good person" is illogical and refutes itself.
By Devin Schadt5
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God won't deny me heaven… I am not evil…I'm actually a pretty good person. It doesn't matter what religion you identify with, or if you identify with any religion at all–what matters is that you are a good person. Ideas like these are nearly universally accepted, even among devout Christians. But what if the idea of "being good" as the standard of one's salvation is actually bad? But could this idea be thwarting the initiative to save sols. In Just Have to Be a Good Person to Get to Heaven, Devin Schadt and Judah Kennedy discuss five reasons why the idea of "being a good person" is illogical and refutes itself.