Do we actually know if there really is something after death? Do we move on to another plane of existence? Is there actually a heaven and hell? Have we actually came to the conclusion that there is something after we die? What do you all think? Explain why or why not.
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Is There Really Something After Death?
- Thread starter Deity Goddess
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Yes...Deity Goddess said:
Cremation or Decomposition!
yes there is i saw it with my own eyes in broad daylight. and it wants something.
Perhaps.Robert DiMaggio said:
for the most part we get put in a box and slammed in the ground...
i dont believe that there is life after death....unless you mean that by myself dying i created life...such as a plant and such because i became such great furtilizer.
i dont believe that there is life after death....unless you mean that by myself dying i created life...such as a plant and such because i became such great furtilizer.
it moves, thinks, acts with intent.
rockgazer69 said:
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i don't get it.The Monkey Man said:
.All that hard won muscle rots away........
bkc said:
...Douchebag says, "what?" !
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it can change before your eyes.
rockgazer69 said:
Does human vitality/energy survive? Maybe. Does a light bulb survive after it's burnt...no. But we are not light bulbs.
If human energy does survive death, big deal. Personality is a biochemical phenomenon existing in and because of our brains. Your personality dies when you die. Kind of fits from a phenomenological point of view. Why would anyone be sad for someone's death if they are going on to a better place? Shit, we should all pray for a quick death then.
What's wrong with fulfillment in this life? I think god did a pretty good job with life as we know it. Emphasis on some fantasy afterlife is decadent and as such does an injustice to the grandeur of the only life any human has ever known. Divinity manifested in creation...a pretty compelling idea. Not pantheism but something more.
If human energy does survive death, big deal. Personality is a biochemical phenomenon existing in and because of our brains. Your personality dies when you die. Kind of fits from a phenomenological point of view. Why would anyone be sad for someone's death if they are going on to a better place? Shit, we should all pray for a quick death then.
What's wrong with fulfillment in this life? I think god did a pretty good job with life as we know it. Emphasis on some fantasy afterlife is decadent and as such does an injustice to the grandeur of the only life any human has ever known. Divinity manifested in creation...a pretty compelling idea. Not pantheism but something more.
when you are asleep in your bed. you may not be as alone as you think. 
Hidden Cameras?? -rockgazer69 said:
That's an understandable point of view. I can't accept it for myself because I see our understanding of life evolving over time where ontological explanations of 5000 years ago fall to the rigors of emerging, refined philosophical standards.007 said:
Even articles of faith must be reviewed from time to time or else we'd still be worshipping the winter solstice. I suppose an argument can be made that we still are.
nope entities from beyond our realm.The Monkey Man said:Hidden Cameras?? -
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OOOOOOHH! ...rockgazer69 said:
SCARY!
You mean Vampires??
rockgazer69 said:
i don't know what the hell it was but it was aware and it was not scary. at least i wasn't afraid i was however amazed and it forever changed how i answer questions like this one. there is more here than we know.
OK...rockgazer69 said:
Have you seen the movie - "The Entity" -
(NKS)
no but i see you have a new favorite song. 
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