Will we be reunited with loved ones and friends? Will we meet as atheists out there?
Posted: December 16th 2010
Blaise www
There’s no way to be absolutely certain, but all the available evidence indicates that your answers are: Nowhere, no, and no.
Posted: December 19th 2010
Eric_PK
First, I’m going to go to someplace pretty hot, and then I’m going to go to someplace fairly cool. The crematorium and then somewhere in the mountains.
I won’t really be around to experience it, however…
Posted: December 19th 2010
brian thomson www
Which answer is simpler: a) we die and that’s all, folks, or b) we enter some after-life realm that’s been described in contradictory ways by different people, none of whom have presented any evidence for their particular version of events? One person’s idea of heaven isn’t necessarily the same as another’s.
Posted: December 16th 2010
logicel
Being mortal means that when we die, we are no more. People who think they are immortal are bizarre.
Posted: December 16th 2010
Paula Kirby www
Exactly the same place believers go: the crematorium.
No, there’ll be no reunions, no meetings – that’s what 'after life’ means: it all stops. None of us will know a thing about it, as it is our brain that allows us to know or experience anything, and the stopping of the brain is part of the very definition of death. It will be an eternal nothingness, exactly the same as the nothingness before we were born. Nothing. But most especially: nothing to fear.
Posted: December 16th 2010