136. The doctrine of future rewards and punishments is a part of each system. 137. Analogous views of heaven are found in each system. 138. A third heaven is spoken of in each system. 139. All sin must be punished according to the bible teachings of each. 140. Each has a hell provided for the wicked. 141. Both teach a hell of darkness and a hell of light. 142. An immortal worm finds employment in the hell of each system ("the worm that dieth not.") 143. The arch-demon of the under world uses brimstone for fuel in one case, and oil in the other. 144. The motive for future punishment is in both cases the same. 145. Each has a purgatory or sort of half-way house. 146. Special divine judgments on nations are taught by each. 147. A great and final day of judgment is taught by each. 148. A general resurrection also is taught in each religion. 149. That there is a "Judge of the dead" is a doctrine of each. 150. Two witnesses are to report on human actions in the final assizes. 151. We are furnished in each case with the dimension of heaven or "the holy city." 152. Man is enjoined to strive against temptation to sin by each. 153. And repentance for sin is a doctrine taught by the bible of each. 154. Each has a prepared city for a paradise. 155. The bibles of both teach that we have no continuing city here. 156. Souls are carried to heaven by angels, as in the instance of Lazarus, in each case. 157. A belief in angels or spirits is a tenant of each religion. 158. The doctrine of fallen or evil angels is found in both system. 159. Obsession by wicked or evil spirits is taught by each. 160. Both teach that sickness or disease is caused by evil spirits. 161. Each has a king-devil or arch-demon with a posse of subalterns or evil spirits. 162. Both bibles record the story of a "hellaballoo" or war in heaven. 163. Both teach that an evil man can neither do nor speak a good thing. 164. Both teach that sin is a disadvantage in the present life as well as in the future. 165. The doctrine of free will or free agency is taught by each. 166. Predestination seems to be inferentially taught by each. 167. In each case man is a prize in a lottery, with God and the devil for ticket-holders. 168. Both make the devil (or devils) a scape-goat for sin. 169. Both teach the devil or evil spirits as the primary cause of all evil. 170. The destiny of both body and soul is pointed out by each. 171. The true believers are known as "saints" under both systems. 172. Saints with "white robes" are spoken of by each. 173. Both specify "the Word of Logos" as God. 174. Wisdom, too, is personified as God by the holy Scriptures of each. 175. Both teach that God may be known by his works. 176. The doctrine of one supreme God is taught in each bible. 177. Light and truth are important words in the religious nomenclature of each. 178. Both profess a high veneration for truth.