Anne Lamott Quotes
Sue Had Been Told That Tumors Had Developed In Her Liver And Lungs. She Had Been In A Deep Depression For A While, But She Finally Followed Barb's Advice To Call Me After Various People At Her Church Kept Saying That She Could Be Happy - She Was Going Home To Be With Jesus. This Is The Type Of Thing That Gives Christians A Bad Name. This, And The Inquisition. Sue Wanted To Open Fire On Them All. I Think I Encouraged This.
Some Of Her Evangelical Friends Had Insisted Sorrowfully That Her Nieces Wouldn't Get Into Heaven, Since They Were Jews, As Was One Of Her Sisters. I Told Her What I Believe To Be True - That There Was Not One Chance In A Million That The Nieces Wouldn't Go To Heaven, And If I Was Wrong, Who Would Even Want To Go? I Promised That If There Was Any Problem, She And I Would Refuse To Go. We'd Organize.
"What Kind Of Shitty Heaven Would That Be, Anyway?" She Asked.
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