AND lady sparked an intense debate on social media after she openly shared why she did not want to go to heaven after death.
In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), she claimed that she dislikes the Bible’s description of heaven, particularly because she believes it lacks female representation and leadership.
She said in her own words:
“I don’t want to go to heaven. I don’t dream or have any excitement about going to heaven after I die. First, heaven doesn’t sound like a safe place for women.”
According to her, heaven appears to be male-centered, referring to God the Father, the Son, and male angels such as Michael, Gabriel, and Lucifer.
She wondered why they weren’t there significant female angels mentioned in the Bible and said that it is difficult for her to imagine that she will spend eternity in a place where she believes that women are not adequately represented.
The lady also claimed that her personality and lifestyle are not in line with her perception of heaven, describing herself as someone who enjoys freedom, fun and asking questions.
“I like to party. I like to listen to secular music. I’d be so bored if all I had to do every day was sing praises and worship. I want to listen to David, Drake, Seyi Vibez and Omah Lay. I want to throw parties and hang out with my friends,” she added.
She further described herself as naturally rebellious, noting that she disliked environments she felt were overly restrictive or discouraged curiosity and inquiry.
Her comments quickly sparked mixed reactions online. While some people criticized her views and disagreed with her interpretation of heaven, others defended her right to express her opinion and ask questions about religion.
Watch the video below…
