Claim. The sexual organs are the dividing line between heaven and hell — used rightly they lead automatically to heaven, used wrongly they lead automatically to hell; the destination is determined at a single bodily site.
Elaboration. Section 5 (where the heading line in the source is glued to the first prose sentence — “…sancti-fied, they can be connected to heaven”) makes destiny mechanical, not deliberative. “You need to know that the sexual organs were the dividing point between heaven and hell. If you use them wrongfully, you are bound for hell, and if you use them rightfully, you will automatically reach heaven. There is only one starting point, not two” (Section 5. The Sexual Organs Are the Crossroads to Heaven or Hell When the sexual organs are sancti-, 278-209, 1996.5.24). Another formulation: “If you use your sexual organ in a way that violates heavenly law, you are bound for hell, whereas if you go the opposite way, that is, the path of God’s absolute love, you will go to a higher place in heaven” (ibid, 279-121, 1996.8.1). The implication overturns the standard salvation-by-faith account of Christian eschatology: where one lands eternally is decided at the place where two bodies meet, not at the moment of conversion or confession. Note: source has a heading-bug — heading line concatenated with first prose sentence; anchor preserved verbatim per ADR-0024.