All Blog Posts Tagged 'Afterlife' (6)

The Afterlife and Its Implications

According to Gallup, as of May 2007, 81% of Americans believe in heaven, and 69% of people believe in hell (http://www.gallup.com/poll/1690/Religion.aspx#2). Which is…

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Added by Christopher Berman on July 30, 2010 at 2:38pm — No Comments

Death

Death to an Atheist



In most mythologies or belief structures the main goal of its design is to assure the believer that they may physically die but that is not the end of them. There is a concept of a soul, a living soul that will never cease to be. All these beliefs systems take away fear of death and replace it with a feeling of anticipation and acceptance.



Many believers of such creative fancies believe that life, physical life, is a lesser existence, and that worldly… Continue

Added by Diana Graves on December 28, 2009 at 5:28am — 2 Comments

Can Atheists Believe In An Afterlife?

First, lets forget I asked that question because even if someone says I can't - I DON'T CARE BECAUSE I DO. But seriously, is there anybody else out there who doesn't believe in Gods but thinks there could be a different plane of existance.



I've seen a few Ghosts, mostly Family members or fallen pets and other just random people who clung to this world after death I suppose. I've never felt scared or threatend by any of them, well... one time I thought my room shaking a bit odd… Continue

Added by Alex Tyler on October 30, 2009 at 4:00am — 39 Comments

Religion - The Afterlife Insurance Scam

A whole-life policy designed to give the holder an eternal life after death. Most people receive an Afterlife Insurance Policy from their parents when the are very young. (I received a Roman Catholic policy when I was 6 days old.)



The terms (commandments) and conditions (sins) are well defined in the policy handbooks written millenniums ago by the Afterlife Insurance Company superstitious founders. The premiums are paid by real donations, time, useless prayers, semi-pagan rituals,… Continue

Added by Dave Rogers on August 22, 2009 at 12:00am — 5 Comments

An Afterlife Worth Dying For

I live in a world full of faith and fear. I do not believe and I am not afraid. I always found it interesting that atheists I know are often the bravest people I know. Is it because the fear of having no god and no afterlife makes people panic?



This Earth is supported by billions(or trillions) of life forms or organisms. In nature, there are cycles, elements, touch, beauty, scent, reality, and crude, unaltered truth. Nature does not lie to us or deceive us. It nurtures, houses, and… Continue

Added by Javin32 on February 22, 2009 at 12:30am — 7 Comments

Wringing Out The Dread

An acquaintance of mine recently brought her 12-year old daughter to see me and talk about the passing of the little girl's grandfather. The mother was unsure of what to say about death and the afterlife and wanted me to give her my perspective, which I thought odd due to my atheism. Nevertheless, I told her how I view death and my thoughts on what comes next. Hopefully, it gave her some comfort. Pre-teens are hard to read sometimes and don't always respond to people they don't know… Continue

Added by Rev. Mathew G. Thompson on November 29, 2008 at 12:36pm — 4 Comments

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