Mazid the Raider's picture

You probably shouldn't ask this, but...

I've always wondered why, if the numbers who get to go to heaven are limited, do people keep on trying to recruit? If you ask a jehoobie about that they'll just deny that there's a limit on the number of people who get to go to heaven - that's the standard policy from which they work. But seriously - 144,000 people go to heaven, they get a better chance of going to heaven the more people they recruit - what if they recruit someone who wins over more souls than they do? Is it like a pyramid scheme, where you get credit for recruiting activity of people below you, or can you be bumped out of heaven by bringing in a big-time bullshit salesman?

"But still I am the Cat who walks by himself, and all places are alike to me!" ~Rudyard Kipling

Mazid the Raider says: I'd rather face the naked truth than to go "augh, dude, put some clothes on or something" and hand him some God robes, cause you and I know that the naked truth is pale, hairy, and has an outie
Entomophila says: Ew. AN outie

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