For $100 per square meter, is a Mexico church offering plots in "heaven"?

An odd narrative about a Mexican church reportedly selling heaven's land plots began to go around social media. With plots starting at $100 per square meter, the Iglesia del Final de los Tiempo apparently accumulated millions of cash from these so-called land transactions. This unusual deal even let payment via Apple Pay, American Express, or installment plans. But this headline-grabbing church is really a satirical Evangelical group parying fun at dishonest pastors. Their social media profile is well-known for featuring ridiculous and funny material, including wild assertions like forbade women from riding horses. The Facebook page of the church highlights that their news is produced "just for fun," and this most recent viral story is another illustration of their satirical approach on religious grifters. Social media burst with a mixture of hilarity and incredulity. Users ranged in their comments from jokes about getting discounts on celestial land to gently challenging the validity of such offerings. One user said, "I wish a pastor would try to sell me some land in heaven... I'll send him there and instruct him to FaceTime me so I may check what I'm purchasing.Regarding re?