is a god or not‚ most of us fear what will happen in the afterlife. Will we get punished for what we did on earth? Or what we didn’t do on earth? Were we good Christians? Did we commit sins? And if so‚ how and for how long will we get punished? Many of these fears and questions along these lines will arise when we think of death. Other than fear‚ there also comes peace to mind when thinking about death. I believe that there is an afterlife and that I will be happier and in peace‚ personally I am
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including death has two sides: a bright one and a dark one. While some people choose to look at death with optimistic eyes‚ it is impossible for some to get over the inevitable fear of the unknown. There have been numerous theories about death and afterlife by philosophers and artists throughout history‚ yet only a handful of them have been able to capture both the beauty and darkness as well as Dickinson‚ Whitman‚ Longfellow‚ and Frye. In their poems these four poets unveil the ugly and pleasant truths
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In ancient Egypt‚ mummification was considered important to someone’s afterlife. The mummified body provided a place for a person’s spirit‚ to return to the body after death. Firstly the process starts with gutting the body. All inner organs were removed- except the heart. The heart had to remain in its place. It would testify for the lifeless person in the afterlife. Often an amulet (object that gives power) would be placed over the heart to protect it in its journey through the netherworld. The
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the poems “You Can Choose Your Afterlife” by Mario Eric Gamalinda‚ “Is It the Kingfisher?” by Marjorie Evasco‚ and “Gabu” by Carlos Angeles‚ and the short story of Gregorio Brillantes entitled “The Distance to Andromeda.” These selections all meet at an intersection point—the understanding of life’s impermanence and its perpetuation in the “afterlife.” Firstly‚ these beliefs of Filipinos are being resounded in Mario Eric Gamalinda’s poem “You Can Choose Your Afterlife‚” a poem which talks about death
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Hamlet’s “ To Be or Not To Be” soliloquy clearly expresses his feelings towards life‚ death‚ and the afterlife. By beginning with “To Be or Not To Be‚” Shakespeare creates a morbid and pensive atmosphere (3.1.56). Hamlet truly contemplates his life and what has all happened to him. He struggles with the death of his father‚ the reappearance of his father as a ghost‚ and his mother’s recent incestuous marriage. Throughout the whole soliloquy‚ Shakespeare utilizes a meditative tone‚ depressing
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Thomas Aquinas appears to suggest that blessed souls receive an understanding of the mind of God. Due to its focus on the resurrection of Jesus‚ Christianity has always placed a lot of emphasis on life after death. Christian beliefs about the afterlife vary between denominations and individual Christians‚ but the vast majority of Christians believe in some kind of heaven. Heaven is a place God has created to give righteous people everlasting reward and happiness with no suffering or disenjoyment
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balls‚ pinda‚ near the caskets. Like most funerals‚ the body exits feet first and enters the cremation chamber feet first. Embalming is generally forbidden due to the use of chemicals to preserve the body and it’s inability to free the soul to the afterlife. Often when a traditional funeral occurs‚ it’s to notify the soul that they have died. It has been noted that sometimes the soul becomes disoriented and still sees a material world around him/her much like the one they lived in before death and believe
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of her beloved ones since she lost her mother‚ father‚ great number of friends and her nephew‚ and all that death around her affected her mind deeply. We also might presume that she had the great desire to explore the mystery of death and of the afterlife. In a poem ‘I heard a fly buzz when I died’ death ‘is painless‚ yet the vision of death it presents is horrifying‚ even gruesome.’ In this poem she deliberately left the process of dying blank‚ we are not sure how the narrator dies. It was probably
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‘There is no soul…’ 35 Marks The issues focused on whether a soul exists or not; I personally think that we do have a soul therefore‚ I disagree with this statement ‘there is no soul’. The main reason to that is because I believe that our soul is our identity and without our soul we are left with nothing but our body which then leaves us the same as every other human on this earth however‚ the only thing that can actually differ us from other human beings in order to make such a creative world
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Evaluate the claim that there can be no disembodied existence after death. Death is the end of the functions of one’s body‚ but is death the end? Dualists‚ who are those that believe the body and soul are separate entities‚ believe that there is life after death‚ however materialists and monists‚ those who believe human beings are made up of one entity: the body‚ believe that death is the cessation of life. Moreover‚ life after death may be disembodied (separate from the body) as Plato argued
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