Heaven is not only a place but the nature of there being meaningful and righteous and fitting life. It is not only where everything is in light but where everything makes sense. Where the lowly man is exulted, the unmarried in heavenly nuptial chambers, the broken healed and made heroic and empowered. It is a place of beauty and order but also in which everything has its meaningful and righteous placement. It is as though we could stand and say seeing and beholding the new life of a tragically wounded, maimed and blinded boy never to have achieved much but having suffered, beholding his stature and greatness, “This is right, this is right. This is right.“