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Is the muppet supposed to be thinking...or smelling its finger?

As I was reading this, I got a non-robo call...from PR. Blocked, don't know anybody there. I'm getting at least 4 a day on my "landline" & Nomorobo indicates that 40% of my calls on my cell are robocalls.

You are correct, I cannot describe the afterlife, I could only provide what I would hope it would be like.

Not really a meme. Watching ABCNews and they show the clip where Darth Vadar tells Luke he's his father. The crawl below: "Disney is the parent company of ABC".

I stated what I did because I have no idea what your worries are. As far as "the first wikipedia" goes, understanding comes to those who look for it.

No, again you misunderstand, so I'll try again - Everybody worships someTHING.

Muslims, Jews & Christians all worship the same "One God", or the God of Abraham. They are even referred to as the "Abrahamic religions".

I think this might go for a few years if the rest of what he prophesied comes to pass.

You're adding things I did not state.

I never said that everyone worships a Deity. I said everybody worships something.

Well, I suppose there are those in a vegetative state...

Everybody worships something.

Try one of the other religious texts.

Then feel free to continue to worry.

The Bible would say that everyone has something they need to repent. As for the "worry", Psalms 16:8, 34:4, 118:6 and others.

You asked "are my worries are confirmed?". Only you could know that. As for Heaven - John 14:2. If you have a wry sense of humor, watch "Night Gallery - Hell's Bells" episode. It stars Sean Astin's Dad, John. I think it explains things from the other perspective rather well.

If you feel you need to worry, while you're still alive ask forgiveness & repent. (John 8:1-10)

There's an afterlife - no hoping necessary.

Just read some his other, related, prophecies...uh oh.

Try Home Depot or Ace Hardware. I've heard they have Mortars.

It keeps getting cloudy here at night. You have to locate the Big Dipper (Ursa Major) and follow it down to the horizon. Unless you're in an area with no light pollution, you'll probably need binoculars or a telescope. https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-catch-neowise-the-brightest-comet-in-years-visible-now/