07 Sep '06 07:00>
I've read and heard a lot about people saying that if you lived a religious, god-worshiping existence you go to heaven and if you didn't, off to hell with you, but is there really a heaven or a hell? what evidence do religions have to prove that paradise is all sunshine and rainbows or hell being a flaming sulphurous pit? Maybe that's where the "faith" part comes in...
I've done some research on the paranormal and near-death experiences and have come across some interesting cases. Carl Jung had a near-death experience. He suffered a heart attack and felt his spirit leave his body. Then he found himself in front of a temple. He also saw a hindu man sitting in the lotus position and Jung felt he was about to discover the meaning of life itself when the doctor who was operating on him appared in the guise of an ancient Roman healer telling him he had to return to Earth.
Heaven, hell, the afterlife, re-incarnation... Nothing at all? Any guesses as to what a post bucket-kicking existence might be like?
I've done some research on the paranormal and near-death experiences and have come across some interesting cases. Carl Jung had a near-death experience. He suffered a heart attack and felt his spirit leave his body. Then he found himself in front of a temple. He also saw a hindu man sitting in the lotus position and Jung felt he was about to discover the meaning of life itself when the doctor who was operating on him appared in the guise of an ancient Roman healer telling him he had to return to Earth.
Heaven, hell, the afterlife, re-incarnation... Nothing at all? Any guesses as to what a post bucket-kicking existence might be like?