Religion was a riddle to her. Believe this, and only this, because we say so. If you don't you're buying a one-way ticket to everlasting Hell.
The character reflects a complex relationship with religion, expressing skepticism about its absolutes. She sees it as a puzzling concept, where faith is often demanded without question. The insistence that belief must align with prescribed doctrines highlights the rigid nature of dogma.
This perspective suggests a critique of religious authority, where fear of punishment in the afterlife serves as a powerful tool for control. The notion of a "one-way ticket to everlasting Hell" conveys the extreme consequences tied to dissenting beliefs, illustrating the burden of adhering to strict religious interpretations.
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