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Originally posted by Esotericizm
reply to post by humphreysjim
I am more than just DNA, But when I die it is my opinion that I will cease to exist for eternity and no part of me will ever come into existence again. And thats just what the op has presented, An Opinion and he has tried to pass it off as fact...Which I very much disagree with.
Its simple.
Before you were born, you were dead, and now you are alive. So when you die again, it makes perfect logic sense that you will have another opprotunity for life.
Now, that doesn't mean that there is a heaven or hell, it simply means there is definitely life after death as before this life, you were dead, or not alive (same thing), and now you're alive. Life after death.
Originally posted by TechUnique
reply to post by smithjustinb
I don't understand how your OP proves afterlife is a fact but I do know what does prove an afterlife of some form. We release energy from our bodies when we die, this cannot be destroyed but instead infuses with the surroundings somehow.
If we are buried we nourish the surrounding environment in some way.
Regardless of all that personally I believe we do have a soul of some kind and I believe we experience a lot more than this one lifetime.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Originally posted by darkest4
This is the kind of moronic faulty "logic" that creationists try to push on people. Please just stop. Speculation based on Non sequitur (logic) does not = "fact".edit on 7-10-2011 by darkest4 because: (no reason given)
Alright. I'll list some known facts that apply to this situation. All of these facts are in no way contradictory to my initial proposal.
FACT # 1:
You exist.
FACT # 2:
Before you were born, you did not exist.
FACT # 3:
When you die, you will not exist.
FACT # 4:
Death of body is also the death of Identity.
FACT # 5:
Existence arises from non-existence.
FACT # 6:
Since existence arises from non-existence, then the period of non-existence after your death has the potential for a period of subsequent existence. See fact # 5.
These facts are the entirety of what my post is based on. If you can point out how they are not facts, then I will retract my original statement.edit on 7-10-2011 by smithjustinb because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by deadeyedick
reply to post by veritaslibertas
I have and now your getting into the realm of truth.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Its simple.
Before you were born, you were dead, and now you are alive. So when you die again, it makes perfect logic sense that you will have another opprotunity for life.
Now, that doesn't mean that there is a heaven or hell, it simply means there is definitely life after death as before this life, you were dead, or not alive (same thing), and now you're alive. Life after death.
To put it another way using different words:
There is non-existence before and after life. The fact that non-existence preceded life implies the FACT that life can arise from non-existence. Since this is the case, then the period of non-existence after this life has the opportunity for another life arising. It's simple and it's obvious.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
Before you were born, you were dead, and now you are alive. So when you die again, it makes perfect logic sense that you will have another opprotunity for life.
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by smithjustinb
Its simple.
Before you were born, you were dead, and now you are alive. So when you die again, it makes perfect logic sense that you will have another opprotunity for life.
Now, that doesn't mean that there is a heaven or hell, it simply means there is definitely life after death as before this life, you were dead, or not alive (same thing), and now you're alive. Life after death.
How can something be "dead" if it was never alive first? You're kind of putting the cart before the horse, no?
The much easier solution is the Law of Conservation of Energy. One's lifeforce energy, if we are to believe science, cannot be destroyed, only change form, etc. So, since that energy has to go somewhere, it stands to reason that this "somewhere" is an afterlife.
Now, what form that takes, is where we really get into the debate...but even science holds that such energy must go somewhere...the big question is where?