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I've always thought this since I was a kid and it's always made sense to me.
After life there is death. There is no arguing that.
But what about death after life?
It's simple. After death is life. There cannot be life without death and vice versa.
You are supposed to die in order to live again, because over time the body deteriorates.
The reason I say that is because we live in a universe that is revolving. The sun rises and then the sun sets and then it rises again.
The Earth orbits the Sun over and over. Everything is revolving.
Plants die in the winter and re-grow in the spring.
When you stop and think of how the universe is revolving, it becomes much easier to understand that life and death is also revolving. Everything in the universe is one.
I wonder why it even matters. Is it only because we have an instinctive terror of dying? I know that for some it's a terror of hellthreat. But if I be;leive anything it is that Hell is just a human kneejerk threat to anyone who disagrees with them. Of they can't use their big brother or dad, or the Boss or the military to kick the ass of someone who opposes or humiliates them, trot out an avenging god. Trouble is, if you pick the wrong one, the Other one will burn you.
No, it makes no sense to have a afterlife punishment. Continuation after death, rebirth or oblivion, what is there to fret about, really?
I've always thought this since I was a kid and it's always made sense to me.
After life there is death. There is no arguing that.
But what about death after life?
It's simple. After death is life. There cannot be life without death and vice versa.
You are supposed to die in order to live again, because over time the body deteriorates.
The reason I say that is because we live in a universe that is revolving. The sun rises and then the sun sets and then it rises again.
The Earth orbits the Sun over and over. Everything is revolving.
Plants die in the winter and re-grow in the spring.
When you stop and think of how the universe is revolving, it becomes much easier to understand that life and death is also revolving. Everything in the universe is one.
Just to be clear...
Not sure the universe is "revolving" or that all stars rise and fall around a planet like the sun rises and sets around ours. More over, the Earth won't revolve around the Sun forever. The Sun won't last forever, nor will the Earth. Plants may die in the winter and they may or may not re-grow in the spring. Some of this is due to roots that last from winter to spring and/or new seedlings that allow the species of plants to continue, or not. New sprouts are not necessarily the rebirth of old plants in any case. Most species of living things that began on Earth are no longer with us.
Just saying.
Weeds do seem to have a way of always coming back however. I'll give you that...
I've always thought this since I was a kid and it's always made sense to me.
After life there is death. There is no arguing that.
But what about death after life?
It's simple. After death is life. There cannot be life without death and vice versa.
You are supposed to die in order to live again, because over time the body deteriorates.
The reason I say that is because we live in a universe that is revolving. The sun rises and then the sun sets and then it rises again.
The Earth orbits the Sun over and over. Everything is revolving.
Plants die in the winter and re-grow in the spring.
When you stop and think of how the universe is revolving, it becomes much easier to understand that life and death is also revolving. Everything in the universe is one.
It does not follow that, because the Earth spins on its axis and thereby creating the illusion of the sun rising and setting, that a human (or bird or clam or tree or fungus or bacterium or whatever) that dies will somehow live again.
I wonder why it even matters. Is it only because we have an instinctive terror of dying? I know that for some it's a terror of hellthreat. But if I be;leive anything it is that Hell is just a human kneejerk threat to anyone who disagrees with them. Of they can't use their big brother or dad, or the Boss or the military to kick the ass of someone who opposes or humiliates them, trot out an avenging god. Trouble is, if you pick the wrong one, the Other one will burn you.
No, it makes no sense to have a afterlife punishment. Continuation after death, rebirth or oblivion, what is there to fret about, really?
People and animal are born into the earth with a spirit which follows them all their days in the earth, when they die God will collect the spirit of who is His, and these ones will come back as little children in bliss into heaven , and their bodies will parish on the earth ........ Not exactly but like a caterpillar and the butterfly
It does not follow that, because the Earth spins on its axis and thereby creating the illusion of the sun rising and setting, that a human (or bird or clam or tree or fungus or bacterium or whatever) that dies will somehow live again.
It does not follow that, because the Earth spins on its axis and thereby creating the illusion of the sun rising and setting, that a human (or bird or clam or tree or fungus or bacterium or whatever) that dies will somehow live again.
I wonder why it even matters. Is it only because we have an instinctive terror of dying? I know that for some it's a terror of hellthreat. But if I be;leive anything it is that Hell is just a human kneejerk threat to anyone who disagrees with them. Of they can't use their big brother or dad, or the Boss or the military to kick the ass of someone who opposes or humiliates them, trot out an avenging god. Trouble is, if you pick the wrong one, the Other one will burn you.
No, it makes no sense to have a afterlife punishment. Continuation after death, rebirth or oblivion, what is there to fret about, really?
Well,Imo, 'judgement' after ones death does seem logical and appropriate...and if you happened to be a person that took pleasure in harming others, some type of punishment would also seem appropriate.
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