Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Weinersmith for November 22, 2020
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Wait, so... You have to spend eternity standing at a podium outside heaven, telling people they're going to be tortured in hell forever? Yep. Yep, I do. What if heaven is just a punishment for St. Peter?
Those of us born damned don’t have to disturb him. We are already hellbound without having had a choice in this life. He only has to deal with those who chose to be evil.
I call BS. St. Peter, despite his failings, is the very pillar of faith; when he got out of the boat and started drowning, smart money would have said, head back to the boat. Nope, Petey called out to the Lord to save him. Even when he denied Jesus three times – frankly under very trying circumstances- he still believed in the divine forgiveness.
No, I think Jerry Falwall and ilk will be condemned to call out the peoples’ sins while being forced to watch them stream past into the Pearly Gates. Especially all those terrorist inspiring and earthquake causing gays flip him the bird on their way in.
The whole “St. Peter at the gates” is a Catholic misinterpretation of a Bible verse (there are TWELVE gates, too), but let’s just enjoy this comic, shall we?
No, it isn’t that way at all. That is the cartoon trope version. To New Jerusalem there are 12 entrances carved from giant pearls into the largest building to ever exist. (It will take a larger Earth to hold it since it is 12000 miles long, wide and tall. A promised New Earth.)
Differentname almost 4 years ago
Or, he GETS to stand around throwing sinners into Hell…
Ida No almost 4 years ago
Proof heaven is a Klein bottle. Angels are both inside and outside at the same time. And, heaven and hell are the same thing.
theincrediblebulk almost 4 years ago
Those of us born damned don’t have to disturb him. We are already hellbound without having had a choice in this life. He only has to deal with those who chose to be evil.
ArtyD2 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I thought no one, except a couple saints, shows up until Jesus comes back.
Darsan54 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I call BS. St. Peter, despite his failings, is the very pillar of faith; when he got out of the boat and started drowning, smart money would have said, head back to the boat. Nope, Petey called out to the Lord to save him. Even when he denied Jesus three times – frankly under very trying circumstances- he still believed in the divine forgiveness.
No, I think Jerry Falwall and ilk will be condemned to call out the peoples’ sins while being forced to watch them stream past into the Pearly Gates. Especially all those terrorist inspiring and earthquake causing gays flip him the bird on their way in.
i_am_the_jam almost 4 years ago
Who says he’s going to spend an eternity there? He’ll just stay there until the last person dies when the world ends, then he can close up.
ferddo almost 4 years ago
It’s not a punishment if he enjoys it…
Doctor Toon almost 4 years ago
I have made some bad choices but I am truly sorry I made them, thats repentance so I should be covered there
On a balance sheet of all my good and bad acts I believe I come out well
If judgement comes down to whether I followed all the doctrines and dogma of a particular religion, I’m going to Hell
i_am_the_jam almost 4 years ago
The whole “St. Peter at the gates” is a Catholic misinterpretation of a Bible verse (there are TWELVE gates, too), but let’s just enjoy this comic, shall we?
davids.comments almost 4 years ago
Once humans are extinct as a species, does he still have to stand there?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 4 years ago
No, it isn’t that way at all. That is the cartoon trope version. To New Jerusalem there are 12 entrances carved from giant pearls into the largest building to ever exist. (It will take a larger Earth to hold it since it is 12000 miles long, wide and tall. A promised New Earth.)