You know, I read this before. But, I stopped at the part where the woman who died having an abortion went to heaven while the man who was devout was still in purgatory.

Murder is objectively a far greater sin than having a bad attitude.

There could be some mitigating circumstance which only God knows that could save this woman from hell. But, the idea that it's really only your attitude that counts and not your actions is completely ethically wrong.

Therefore, this entire treatise is should be considered
deceptive and demonic.

There are much better examples in the Bible of the idea that appearances can be deceiving and sometimes it's the least obvious people who will obtain the greatest sanctity, for example the widow's mite, the rich man and Lazarus, the wedding feast where the last shall be first and the first last. But there are no stories to support the claim that the one who dies while committing the greater sin goes to heaven first if they have a better attitude. That is a lie and all lies are of the devil.