Diana Pasulka

you know, after the body dies, is determined largely by what one does in one's life. So I take that very seriously.

No, no, the word purgatory is nowhere in the Bible. It actually wasn't even codified until the 1200s. So that's late. So Jesus dies in 30. Well, heck, that's like a long time after Jesus is. But there are references to praying for souls that presumably are in another, like another place in the Bible. So there are references to that, but it's not called purgatory.

No, no, the word purgatory is nowhere in the Bible. It actually wasn't even codified until the 1200s. So that's late. So Jesus dies in 30. Well, heck, that's like a long time after Jesus is. But there are references to praying for souls that presumably are in another, like another place in the Bible. So there are references to that, but it's not called purgatory.

No, no, the word purgatory is nowhere in the Bible. It actually wasn't even codified until the 1200s. So that's late. So Jesus dies in 30. Well, heck, that's like a long time after Jesus is. But there are references to praying for souls that presumably are in another, like another place in the Bible. So there are references to that, but it's not called purgatory.

So, there's—in the book of Daniel, there's references to prayers said for souls that have passed on. And there are also—I'm trying to remember in the New Testament where this is. I will have to give that to you because for some reason, I used to know it, but I— Okay. Not. But, yeah. But no, in the Bible, there's nothing that references purgatory. Okay.

So, there's—in the book of Daniel, there's references to prayers said for souls that have passed on. And there are also—I'm trying to remember in the New Testament where this is. I will have to give that to you because for some reason, I used to know it, but I— Okay. Not. But, yeah. But no, in the Bible, there's nothing that references purgatory. Okay.

So, there's—in the book of Daniel, there's references to prayers said for souls that have passed on. And there are also—I'm trying to remember in the New Testament where this is. I will have to give that to you because for some reason, I used to know it, but I— Okay. Not. But, yeah. But no, in the Bible, there's nothing that references purgatory. Okay.

Okay, so if it's not in the Bible, should we be paying attention to it?

Okay, so if it's not in the Bible, should we be paying attention to it?

Okay, so if it's not in the Bible, should we be paying attention to it?

Yes, yes, of course.

Yes, yes, of course.

Yes, yes, of course.

Yeah, I know. It's true. It's kind of sad.

Yeah, I know. It's true. It's kind of sad.

Yeah, I know. It's true. It's kind of sad.

Okay, so I will tell you what I think, Sean. You may not like it. Okay? Okay. There are things that are not in the Bible that we should pay attention to, okay? And I'm going to talk about that. So remember when we talked about how purgatory was codified in the 1200s? The Bible wasn't even codified until the fourth century. So this is going to be 300 years to be more conservative.

Okay, so I will tell you what I think, Sean. You may not like it. Okay? Okay. There are things that are not in the Bible that we should pay attention to, okay? And I'm going to talk about that. So remember when we talked about how purgatory was codified in the 1200s? The Bible wasn't even codified until the fourth century. So this is going to be 300 years to be more conservative.

Okay, so I will tell you what I think, Sean. You may not like it. Okay? Okay. There are things that are not in the Bible that we should pay attention to, okay? And I'm going to talk about that. So remember when we talked about how purgatory was codified in the 1200s? The Bible wasn't even codified until the fourth century. So this is going to be 300 years to be more conservative.

This is going to be 200 years after Jesus dies. So the early Christians, they did not have a Bible, okay? They didn't have what you and I have, what I was so interested in when I was 11. And when you start to do biblical scholarship, like really get into—and I want to preface this, too. In religious studies, we don't have an agenda. So we don't— We're not advocating a religion for any religion.