Does God Grade on a Curve?

[Drewbot]

My question to the Heaven/Hell people-

Does God grade on a curve? or on a straight scale?

In other words, on days where more evil people die, does that give less good people a better shot at getting into heaven?

Or, if you happen to die on a day when mostly very good people died, and you happen to just be pretty good, do you get screwed?

 

[Nogbad]

I think it is done on Pokemon card swaps...or something like that.

 

[RUnuts]

Something strange has to go on at the Pearly gates. Hmmm Jeffery Dahmer repents after his particular hobby so he's in but Carl Sagan isn't.

 

[This Guy]

Something strange has to go on at the Pearly gates. Hmmm Jeffery Dahmer repents after his particular hobby so he's in but Carl Sagan isn't.

It's a bit scary, but some Christians would see nothing wrong with that state of affairs.

 

[Foster Zygote]

And do guys like Pol Pot, Idi Amin and Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi wreck the curve for others who die on the same day?

 

[Drewbot]

In this scenario, would the maybe's get in on the days when the yes answer totals are lower?

 

[Drewbot]

And do guys like Pol Pot, Idi Amin and Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi wreck the curve for others who die on the same day?

Right! is it based on a total quantified level of evil going to hell on that day?

If total evil quota allowed to go to hell is, say 1000 points/day

and, On a scale of 1-10,
Saddam Hussein is a 10
then that means that day, only 198 fives would go to hell, but normally 200 fives would go to hell.

Chemistry 101 at Mich. Tech. University. The average was like a 95% on one of the quizzes, and an 85% got you an F. Next quiz, average of 45%, so an 85% was an A. If Heaven operates like that, then I hope I get judged on the days, when the average is like 40%