Is the afterlife real

Answer 1

That's a matter of personal belief, since no one has been able to return with proof. But All the revealed Books confirms it. Also no need of proof, coz humans have very very tiny sphere of knowledge, and too there are closed things which can't be explored, which are destined to happen.

Answer 2

Yes! A very wonderful one. If you are a Mormon and believe in the truth and you are spiritual throughout your life, then you go to the celestial kingdom. That's where God and Jesus dwell. If you are a good person, follow the right sometimes, and made big mistakes without repenting, you would probably go to the terrestrial kingdom, which is where more of your kind are. If you are a bad person, deny god, and not repent, then you would go to the telestial kingdom which is the lowest kingdom that isn't very nice. If you are an all around bad person, had the chance to learn the gospel but denied it, if you killed people or robbed a bank without repenting, then you would go to outer darkness where you are a dark air-like being with the devil.

If you are in the celestial kingdom, then you can visit people in the terrestrial and telestial kingdom. If you are in the terrestrial kingdom, however, you will not be able to go the celestial kingdom. The greatness of this, however, is that if you are in the celestial kingdom, you and everyone else is perfect. In all places, you will live forever with your father in heaven.

Answer 3

Nobody has made the return journey to tell us. Although, if you have ever used a disassociate such as Nitrous or Ketamine, you will soon realize that there is much more going on then we humans living on this plane of Earth will ever realize. Also, look into some books that document people who have died and been revived, they all say the same thing...there is much going on that we can't, are not supposed to understand. I see earth as a cell in an organism so big that our little brains can't even begin to comprehend...don't worry too much about it, you will find out once you die :-)

Answer 4

A:Belief in the afterlife is part of man's yearning for immortality. That there is no afterlife is highlighted by Ecclesiastes 9:5: "For the living know that they shall die; but the dead know not anything, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten."

Answer 5

A:No, no one has ever been able to prove that there is a life after death. Near-death experiences are sometimes cited as evidence of an afterlife, but there has been no report of a person who has actually died (brain death) communicating with the "other side".

The experiences reported by those who have suffered near-death are inevitably coloured by the sociocultural context of the patient (Experiences Near Death: Beyond Medicine and Religion, by Allan Kellehear). This suggests that the Christian afterlife is experienced by Christians, but the Hindu afterlife is experienced by Hindus. This diversity shows that the apparent experiences are from memories in the brain, not evidence of an afterlife briefly visited.

Answer 6

Belief in an afterlife is valuable for some, as it provides a sense of comfort to think that loved ones have not merely deceased. As there is not even a scintilla of evidence that there really is an afterlife, I can not honestly say there really is an afterlife.

Answer 7

Belief in an afterlife is valuable for some, as it provides a sense of comfort to think that loved ones have not merely deceased. There is not even a scintilla of evidence for an afterlife, so the reality is there is no afterlife.

Answer 8

That depends on your spiritual beliefs. You won't know for sure until your time comes.