I think they do and they definitely deserve it.

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    I know a couple chefs that definitely do not deserve, nor would I think they even want heaven. Those dudes only seemed truly happy when in the thick of it.

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    Prayers are not thaumaturgy. A person who says grace is asking God to bless the cook, but it’s up to God whether that happens

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    no there is no specific thing for chefs. now christ did say blessed are the cheese makers but its thought he meant all creators of dairy products.

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      I always thought one of the nihilists looked a lot like Flea, didn’t realize it was actually him!

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        Sure, your collection of molecules cease bonding together, electrical impulses halt and what made you you no longer exists in any recognizable form. It’s why we’re having problems finding people like Attila the Hun or Michelangelo. They don’t exist any longer.

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          The molecules in my body aren’t the ones I’m born with and hopefully won’t be the ones I die with. Which ones are my molecules? Is it transitory so the only molecules that are me are the ones in my body right this very moment, in that case don’t I cease being in the instant both before and after the present?

          What makes me me? And what makes that me recognisable? Does an image count? Or a description? Does it have to be the specific arrangement of molecules that exist only in the present mentioned earlier?

          Sure you can’t find attila or Michelangelo but does that mean they don’t exist? You’ve mentioned their names, they’re in that sense recognisable.

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            I can also dive into pedantic ping pong regarding when is a boat no longer a boat but I’ll leave it with this. If you can find me Atilla the Hun or Michelangelo, we will ask them and I’ll concede every single one of your points past, present and future.