Heaven is not a reward, it's a trap to keep people obedient
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis of Judaism and Christianity.
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the *Book of Genesis* of Judaism and Christianity.
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis of Judaism and Christianity.
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis of Judaism and Christianity.
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis of Judaism and Christianity.
Heaven is often understood as a place of goodness for those who live righteously after death. In Christianity and Islam, it's where people are close to the Supreme Being, without suffering. But the story considered here is the Garden of Eden in the Book of Genesis of Judaism and Christianity.