Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Chopsticks
Once there was a Chinese prince who died and was given a glimpse of both heaven and hell.
First, he was escorted to hell, where he found tables laden with various foods and delicacies, but the people were sitting there angry and frustrated, quarreling with each other.
They were not permitted to pick up the food with their fingers, and they couldn’t feed themselves because the chopsticks they were given were ten feet long.
Then the prince was taken to heaven.
Again he found a beautiful banquet, and again only ten-foot chopsticks.
But here the people were happy and content, for they sat on opposite sides of the tables, each one feeding the person across from him.
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