Greek mythology: Stories from hell

Starting a series on why Greek mythology, which was cool as hell in elementary school, really are stories from hell. Writing comes from guilt. boulders
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Reflected on 18 months at my new job, and why noone followed me to church; so I felt guilty. Got me thinking about Jesus; why everyday should be talking about the goodness of Jesus. 'In Him we move..we have our being (paraphrased) Then I thought about Biggie Smalls. boulders
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You may be ambivalent about heaven, Jesus whatever. Do not be ambivalent about hell. It is the place you do not wish on your worse enemy. boulders
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Greek mythology used to be cool. Who was better, Hercules or Achilles. One was 2.0; Hercules was more suave. Then towards the end of elementary, myth became Dante's inferno: the guy pushing a boulder up a mountain or hill, never to reach the crest, only to have the stone roll right back down again, crushing him, starting over again, etc. boulders
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Bring in Biggie Smalls. According to YouTube, he gets crushed between boulders daily, for his: misogyny, lyrics, hip hop lifestyle, former dealings with cocaine, murders, unsolved murders, etc. True or not, his lifestyle was not worth it to end up in hell. That's what I believe. boulders
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Next we talk about Tupac. You pray for me, I pray for you. I love you. I need you to survive.