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** Marge in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS16E21TheFatherTheSonAndTheHolyGuestStar
The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star]]" had a daydream where Heaven is divided between the Protestants and the Catholics after Bart and Homer converted to the latter. The former is like a country club attended by stereotpyical WASP New Englishmen, the latter is a giant party mostly full of Irish and Italian people.

** Marge in "The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star" had a daydream where Heaven is divided between the Protestants and the Catholics after Bart and Homer converted to the latter. The former is like a country club attended by stereotpyical WASP New Englishmen, the latter is a giant party mostly full of Irish and Italian people.

* ''Fanfic/WarriorsRedux'': The four Clans believe that good Clan cats enter a HiveMind afterlife upon death, while bad Clan cats [[CessationOfExistence stop existing]]. When the [[APetIntoTheWild kittypet-born]] Firepaw asks the {{seer}} Spottedleaf if non-Clan cats can enter [=StarClan=], she treats it as a stupid question--of ''course'' they don't. [=StarClan=] is Clan heaven, not cat heaven, so only Clan cats are allowed.

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** There's a CouchGag where there is a heaven for fit dogs and a hell for unfit dogs. Santa's Little Helper dies from overeating. At the Pearly Gates, he is shown that he isn't fit enough for heaven. He is weary about going to hell, but the enticement of free pizza changes his mind and he heads there.

* Segregationist senator James Eastland (D-MS) has been heard saying heaven was racially segregated.

In some depictions, "good" people go to {{heaven}} while "bad" people go to {{hell}} (or similar equivalents), while other depictions, everyone goes to the same afterlife no matter their beliefs, cultures, or even species. Other times, you need to worship in a specific way to get into the afterlife. This trope is the latter belief but even more specific.

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-->''I remembered when Betty and I had heard him give a speech in which he proclaimed there were two heavens--one for blacks and another for whites. We were aghast by his comment, but also surprised that he even thought blacks had the chance to go to heaven. That was generous for Eastland.''

** Marge in "The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star" had a daydream where Heaven is divided between the Protestants and the Catholics after Bart and Homer converted to the latter.
* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' is vague about this. There are no referenced gods, but {{reincarnation}} is a known thing. However, the only individual known to reincarnate is the Avatar. It's never mentioned if others reincarnate too. Reincarnation is also iffy in the ''Avatar''-verse as the previous lives are their own individual spirits.

->'''Nala''': "So, if Simba and I get into trouble while he's gone, he'll be watching over us still?"
->'''Zazu''': "That's where he'll be."
->'''Nala''': "Who told you this, Zazu?"
->'''Zazu''': "Mufasa, of course. From generations to generations, each king has passed it down to their son."
->'''Nala''': "How about the queens? Are there any of them up there?"
->'''Zazu''': "That I do not know."
--> Zazu and Nala discussing the afterlife, ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/2084842/1/Missing-You Missing You]]''

->''I remembered when Betty and I had heard him give a speech in which he proclaimed there were two heavens—one for blacks and another for whites. We were aghast by his comment, but also surprised that he even thought blacks had the chance to go to heaven. That was generous for Eastland.''

* ''Franchise/TheLionKing'': The series only mentions that the Great Kings live in the stars upon dying. Nothing is stated about other lions or non-lions. Zira asking Scar to look after [[spoiler:Nuka]] upon his death in ''Disney/TheLionKingIISimbasPride'' implies that regular lions aren't barred from an afterlife, but it's otherwise undiscussed in the films. The semi-canon SpinOffspring show ''WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard'' shows that animals turn into spirits.