Limbo and purgatory are presented as Christian solutions to special-case problems in salvation, such as innocent babies or sins that do not seem to fit simple heaven/hell categories.
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Special Cases
Limbo and purgatory are presented as Christian solutions to special-case problems in salvation, such as innocent babies or sins that do not seem to fit simple heaven/hell categories.
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"...unlucky. Right? So, they create this place called limbo for these special cases. Okay. that's where we get the idea of limbo from. And..."
"...is able to do the same thing, okay? China is a special case because of the Himalayas. So there is trade, actually, between China..."
"Okay. Because there are lots of special cases where, okay, this person did some sin and so doesn't can't have access to heaven but..."
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