And then on the blog, a dying woman is keeping - for as long as she is able - there, of course, were alot of new-agey fluff comments...gaag!

One made some idiotic fluff-ball comment about the point of death being like being let out of school for ... guess like summer vaca, or whatever.   Oh really?  (Can argue/comment this here, at this blog, the dying woman's blog is not the place to stir up snoflakes.)  Anyway, doesn't quite square with Scripture,  for most souls.  Throughout both the Old and the New Testament, people who go to heaven are very few - sadly, most go to the other place.  The only common thing about either of the (and there's only) two places is, both are consciously forever and ever. 

Prayed a quick prayer before commenting there - after all, if at any time, "it's all about you," it's when you're dying.  So, didn't want to spout off.  Just expressed hope that she considers very carefully that pdf document  (that i didn't read, and didn't want to read) from the smiley-team, then left the rhetorical question.  What if the Bible is true?   So, haven't been back, just gave it to the Lord.

The comment was maybe four sentences.  Long enough!  But i'll bet the last sentence didn't go over so well with the new-agey clique - don't know, and really don't care.  Well, what was i supposed to do?  Not atleast, as heartful, as gently as possible,  give her warning?  To not do so... that's not "love ya," "hugs"...or whatever sappy-ars'd sentiment typed from healthy fingers.

Nuff said.