Alex O'Connor Proves it's ABSURD to Mourn the Dead (if They're in Heaven)

A rare "swing and a miss" from Alex O'Connor... Or did he nail it? Both? Neither? I weigh in on the controversy with the shining wisdom of a thousand suns. Tell me I'm wrong. (or right)

Alex O'Connor and Joe Folley discuss how strange it is that Christians grieve even though they believe in the afterlife, and that their deceased are in Heaven. Drawing from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, the discussion explores the irony in their reaction to death.

I highlight what seems to be an error in their logic (it makes sense to grieve a close friend or family member even if you think they're in Heaven, because you're separated from them for the rest of your life on earth, and they've lost their life on earth, and you may never have the same relationship with them again, even in the afterlife).
Chapters:
00:00 Believers are Fools for Mourning? O'Connor Delivers Shakespeare's Spicy Take
00:44 O'Connor Responds to My Initial Objection & I Agree, But...
07:11 Alex Torches Christians for Mourning the Deceased in Heaven