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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

A Response to "On Bodily Death, a Person Continues to Exist in a Non-physical Form."


I somewhat agree with this statement. I feel that a person no longer exists after death, but they are remembered through others’ memories. When a person dies they are cremated or buried and hidden from the living. They no longer exist because they do not interact with the people around them. There is no spirit that lingers around after they die that interacts with living people. They do not travel to Heaven or Hell; they do not travel to the afterlife. When a person dies they are gone. However, just because they are gone does not mean that they are forgotten, the memories they left their peers to hold on to, in a sense help them continue to exist. I do not believe that a person physically exists after death, but they can continue to exist in the memories of other people.

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    1. This was a really powerful response. I strongly agree that people are remembered through others' memories. I have lost some family members close to me and I believe they are never going to be forgetten because my family will always remember them.

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  2. I really agree with what you had to say. I have never been a big believer in afterlife not because I didn't want to, but because it was a hard concept to grasp. However, this idea you have of being able to state people arent physically there but people still remember them, is very powerful.

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