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What is death? - Change. I believe yes. The laws of the universe tells us that there is no beginning, no end. Just a constant change.

You stop living when you die.

jegar_xx200 wrote:
i mean does the other world exist after we die?

There ain´t all that many worlds. The mushroom world disappears. The acid world disappears.
All that is exist and change.

death is defined as something that has arrested to live.
question is, how much are you alive, now that you are amongst the living?

When you die, only your physical body dies. Your life force, your conscience, continues on in eternity where there is no time. When your body dies, you will step out of your body and find yourself in another realm.

And what do you base this on reedeedee?

lucif wrote:
And what do you base this on reedeedee?

Well, I can’t prove it of course. But there is a God who created us, and He hasn’t left us in the dark. Those who KNOW God are aware of the way things work. I know that sounds like mumbo - jumbo crap but it’s true. There is a God and He hasn’t left us in the dark. God has communicated with us concerning life and death.

If someone tells you that your mother died, would you not confirm it and mourn either way?
If someone would tell you that eating candybar x increases your intelligence, would you believe them?
I am not telling you what you should believe, but I would like you to thing about how important factual confirmation is for you. Would you try to confirm the above? Proof is important part of our life. You can choose to not deem this important, but personally I refuse to give that much freedom away.

I don’t think you understand what faith is. I agree it only makes rational sense to validate what you believe. One should have a basis for what they believe, or else it is irrational and has no justification and is totally non-sensible.

Now let me explain what faith is in a somewhat course manner. Faith is something that is done to you by your Creator, sort of like when you program a computer, it’s something that you are doing to the computer. Likewise, God has caused me to know Him, and Has given me knowledge that lies beyond proof, and thus is irresistible.

In all other matters of my life, I seek to validate, test and prove out what I believe. That is where I gain confidence in what I believe when I can demonstrate my belief in a real practical way, like employing atomic theory to produce an atomic explosion. But when it comes to totally irrational faith, it’s irresistible, because it’s being done to me. But also, there is an experience that goes with it - a relationship with God. Thousands of episodes of this experience, over the years, becomes convincing too, but in the end, it’s not required since it came last, and the faith came first.

So what then? Am I losing my mind?
Nope.

I know perfectly well what faith is. And faith is not what is done to you by your creator. If so, then everyone should have faith in the same creator, which obviously is not the case. Also no knowledge without proof exists. As the both religious philosophers kant and descartes already showed.
The only knowledge we have is that we exist because we doubt. A computer doesn’t do this for instance.
The problem with religion, or better, the difference between religion and science is that, as you yourself expressed in your first sentence of your first paragraph, science seeks to disprove its hypothesis. Whereas religion seeks out on argument pro, and ignores the rest.