what happens to you, when you die? Options

[*yrrnotelekktric*]

thoughts?

if this is a topic already, SORRY.

[fameONE]

This is really an absurd question. How can anyone truly debate what happens to the spirit of an individual after their heart stops? If I added a smiley, the sarcasm in my previous post would've been too obvious.

The whole shit thing; its definitely true. Being around people when they die is mad creepy.

[NoSex]

This is really an absurd question. How can anyone truly debate what happens to the spirit of an individual after their heart stops?

With an appeal to modern science. The human body is becoming less and less of a mystery to us each and every day. It isn't impossible to make reasonable and, at least in part, demonstrative extrapolations concerning the question of human expiration. Further, we can at least examine the evidence (or lack there of) and discuss its innumerable implications.

Also, whoever said anything about a spirit?

If I added a smiley, the sarcasm in my previous post would've been too obvious.

Oh. It's kind of hard to tell - seeing as a majority of people actually believe that sort of shit.

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With an appeal to modern science. The human body is becoming less and less of a mystery to us each and every day. It isn't impossible to make reasonable and, at least in part, demonstrative extrapolations concerning the question of human expiration. Further, we can at least examine the evidence (or lack there of) and discuss its innumerable implications.

Ah, I see. I've never been into the subject or had much of an interest in it. I've always had the mindset that if you dwell on a feasible notion that there is an afterlife, you lose sight of the life you're living. Although, this is an interesting subject.

Also, whoever said anything about a spirit?
Oh. It's kind of hard to tell - seeing as a majority of people actually believe that sort of shit.

I've never really had much of a belief. I've explored and tried to learn about other religions or sects of Christianity, then I stopped caring because it had no real bearing on how I live my life.