@nursejen
I, having a baptist childhood, immediately thought of Saint Peter at the gates of heaven. I don't know if this is what Leonard meant, but it seems a crystal clear meaning to anyone who's been taught that all souls are judged before reaching their final (eternal) destination.
@nursejen
I, having a baptist childhood, immediately thought of Saint Peter at the gates of heaven. I don't know if this is what Leonard meant, but it seems a crystal clear meaning to anyone who's been taught that all souls are judged before reaching their final (eternal) destination.
I think of St. Peter at the gates of heaven, calling on those who are waiting to get in.
@nursejen I, having a baptist childhood, immediately thought of Saint Peter at the gates of heaven. I don't know if this is what Leonard meant, but it seems a crystal clear meaning to anyone who's been taught that all souls are judged before reaching their final (eternal) destination.
@nursejen I, having a baptist childhood, immediately thought of Saint Peter at the gates of heaven. I don't know if this is what Leonard meant, but it seems a crystal clear meaning to anyone who's been taught that all souls are judged before reaching their final (eternal) destination.