Guest guest Posted November 10, 2002 Report Share Posted November 10, 2002 This is a story I've heard from a nice Christian truck driver who picked me up while I was hitch-hiking... A man dies and comes before St.Peter at the Heaven's Gate. St.Peter addresses him: - "You've been a very nice man during your life on Earth. So now you can choose where do you want to go - to Heaven or Hell." - "But I don't know anything about Heaven nor Hell." - "Oh, that's no problem. I can show you both. Come with me." So St.Peter takes him to see the Hell first. Hell was an enormously huge hall with millions of people sitting at the tables there. The tables were full of different delicious dishes but all the people sitting there looked so starved like they just got out of concentration camps. - "Why are they so skinny if there is so much nice food before them?", asked the man. - "Look in front of them. They all have these Chinese eating sticks which are each 2 meters long. While trying to eat, they all have to hold the sticks by their ends and hold the food they want to eat by the other ends. Only occasionaly do some crumbs fall into their mouth as an accident. That's why they're so skinny." Then St.Peter took him to see the Heaven. The Heaven was an enormously huge hall with millions of people sitting at the tables there, just like Hell. The tables were full of different delicious dishes and all the people sitting there were happy and fully satisfied. And they were all holding 2 meters long Chinese eating sticks. - "But what's the difference!?", asked the man. "In Hell they all had the same sticks and were starving but here everyone is nicely shaped and healthy!" - "What's the difference?", said St.Peter. "In Hell they were all trying to eat by themselves. In Heaven they were feeding each other." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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