Do you believe in the afterlife?

As a person who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ: his life here on earth, death, burial, and resurrection and that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and no one comes to that Father except by and through Christ Jesus.

Romans 1: 16 For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes—the Jew first and also the Gentile.

Romans 1:16 for I am not ashamed of the good news of the Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to every one who is believing, both to Jew first, and to Greek.

I’m banking on the idea by faith of hopes of the resurrection by God after dying from this life here on earth. I can not prove that the afterlife exists but am banking on going their by and through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ by my willingly choice to have faith and believe.

My understanding of the afterlife is that all people are given spiritual bodies and go on as believers to be with God and the Lord Jesus Christ... I don’t really know what happens to unbelievers other than they are given a spiritual body and are free to roam outside of the kingdom of heaven according to the Revelation 22.

My question is do you believe in the afterlife?
A second question is their judgement going into your afterlife that you believe in?

There is judgement within the context of the Bible for all people after this life.

I do believe in an afterlife.

Absolutely! I believe that all souls/spirits go to the afterlife after death. I believe the afterlife is a neutral place for us to rest and reunite with loved ones after a long, hard life. I also believe that there are halls you can gain access to through deeds in life. These halls aren't good or bad either. Valhalla is the most well known. Some people say these are separate afterlives, but I'm inclined to see them as almost like offshoots of the main one (otherwise families would be divided up, and we wouldn't be able to reunite).

That'll be a no.

MatthewA said:

As a person who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ: his life here on earth, death, burial, and resurrection and that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and no one comes to that Father except by and through Christ Jesus.

Romans 1: 16 For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes—the Jew first and also the Gentile.

Romans 1:16 for I am not ashamed of the good news of the Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to every one who is believing, both to Jew first, and to Greek.

I’m banking on the idea by faith of hopes of the resurrection by God after dying from this life here on earth. I can not prove that the afterlife exists but am banking on going their by and through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ by my willingly choice to have faith and believe.

My understanding of the afterlife is that all people are given spiritual bodies and go on as believers to be with God and the Lord Jesus Christ... I don’t really know what happens to unbelievers other than they are given a spiritual body and are free to roam outside of the kingdom of heaven according to the Revelation 22.

My question is do you believe in the afterlife?

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No, nothing like being in any state of being or place and destination after the physical body dies. I think of it like (was thinking of it earlier) the ocean and its waves. If everything was symbolic of the ocean (physical universe, all living, televisions and such-made up of the earth-) and my actions are waves then wherever the waves go "affect" the movement of the water. So, basically, our actions are waves that flow in and out of each other.

Therefore, when I die there's nothing left but what I have done and "put out there." If someone experiences and remembers what I put out there and maybe learned something, maybe that's how I live in the afterlife. If not, I'm still part of the ocean just no longer am " I " active in it.

Can't think of a way to put it outside analogy. I find that a state of being yearns for peace and still waters but I do feel waves are natural to the human experience. I find that trying to separate myself from the water (as if the wave can be something else) because the currants are too rough would be a foregone conclusion. So, no. Not in the common variations of the term.

I believe life continues. Does my life continue? I don't know. The 'Whose wife is she?' discussion in the bible implies we don't understand the 'afterlife'.

MatthewA said:

As a person who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ: his life here on earth, death, burial, and resurrection and that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and no one comes to that Father except by and through Christ Jesus.

Romans 1: 16 For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes—the Jew first and also the Gentile.

Romans 1:16 for I am not ashamed of the good news of the Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to every one who is believing, both to Jew first, and to Greek.

I’m banking on the idea by faith of hopes of the resurrection by God after dying from this life here on earth. I can not prove that the afterlife exists but am banking on going their by and through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ by my willingly choice to have faith and believe.

My understanding of the afterlife is that all people are given spiritual bodies and go on as believers to be with God and the Lord Jesus Christ... I don’t really know what happens to unbelievers other than they are given a spiritual body and are free to roam outside of the kingdom of heaven according to the Revelation 22.

My question is do you believe in the afterlife?

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Sound about right

MatthewA said:

As a person who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ: his life here on earth, death, burial, and resurrection and that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and no one comes to that Father except by and through Christ Jesus.

Romans 1: 16 For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes—the Jew first and also the Gentile.

Romans 1:16 for I am not ashamed of the good news of the Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to every one who is believing, both to Jew first, and to Greek.

I’m banking on the idea by faith of hopes of the resurrection by God after dying from this life here on earth. I can not prove that the afterlife exists but am banking on going their by and through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ by my willingly choice to have faith and believe.

My understanding of the afterlife is that all people are given spiritual bodies and go on as believers to be with God and the Lord Jesus Christ... I don’t really know what happens to unbelievers other than they are given a spiritual body and are free to roam outside of the kingdom of heaven according to the Revelation 22.

My question is do you believe in the afterlife?

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I'm pretty certian this life is an afterlife.

Yes, of course.

MatthewA said:

As a person who believes on the Lord Jesus Christ: his life here on earth, death, burial, and resurrection and that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and no one comes to that Father except by and through Christ Jesus.

Romans 1: 16 For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes—the Jew first and also the Gentile.

Romans 1:16 for I am not ashamed of the good news of the Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to every one who is believing, both to Jew first, and to Greek.

I’m banking on the idea by faith of hopes of the resurrection by God after dying from this life here on earth. I can not prove that the afterlife exists but am banking on going their by and through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ by my willingly choice to have faith and believe.

My understanding of the afterlife is that all people are given spiritual bodies and go on as believers to be with God and the Lord Jesus Christ... I don’t really know what happens to unbelievers other than they are given a spiritual body and are free to roam outside of the kingdom of heaven according to the Revelation 22.

My question is do you believe in the afterlife?

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Depends on how you define afterlife. I most certainly don't believe in the afterlife as described above.

One more question

Is there judgement that comes when going to afterlife?

In my belief system we are judged; based on our faith and love; some people don’t believe in Christianity form of afterlife which involves being judged at the end of life here.

What about in your religion? Is there a judgement too?

Vinayaka said:

Depends on how you define afterlife. I most certainly don't believe in the afterlife as described above.

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what do you believe?

Unveiled Artist said:

No, nothing like being in any state of being or place and destination after the physical body dies. I think of it like (was thinking of it earlier) the ocean and its waves. If everything was symbolic of the ocean (physical universe, all living, televisions and such-made up of the earth-) and my actions are waves then wherever the waves go "affect" the movement of the water. So, basically, our actions are waves that flow in and out of each other.

Therefore, when I die there's nothing left but what I have done and "put out there." If someone experiences and remembers what I put out there and maybe learned something, maybe that's how I live in the afterlife. If not, I'm still part of the ocean just no longer am " I " active in it.

Can't think of a way to put it outside analogy. I find that a state of being yearns for peace and still waters but I do feel waves are natural to the human experience. I find that trying to separate myself from the water (as if the wave can be something else) because the currants are too rough would be a foregone conclusion. So, no. Not in the common variations of the term.

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Is there anyway you can simplify for me what you are saying?

Twilight Hue said:

I'm pretty certian this life is an afterlife.

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What do you mean by that?

Rival said:

I do believe in an afterlife.

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Do you have an idea of what that might be like?

lovesong said:

Absolutely! I believe that all souls/spirits go to the afterlife after death. I believe the afterlife is a neutral place for us to rest and reunite with loved ones after a long, hard life. I also believe that there are halls you can gain access to through deeds in life. These halls aren't good or bad either. Valhalla is the most well known. Some people say these are separate afterlives, but I'm inclined to see them as almost like offshoots of the main one (otherwise families would be divided up, and we wouldn't be able to reunite).

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So you believe that the afterlife will have psychical apsects to it?

MatthewA said:

what do you believe?

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Google 'reincarnation'.

That is self explanatory okay thank you.

MatthewA said:

Do you have an idea of what that might be like?

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I'm in a bit of a flux with my religion at the minute, so no. I expect a judgement.

Okay thank you for your comment rival. Good to hear from you again too be a moment. A lot in my life has changed in the past three days. Way more aware than am normally. You take care am going to work shortly will try to leave phone in the car sometime it can be addicting to have.

Unveiled Artist said:

No, nothing like being in any state of being or place and destination after the physical body dies. I think of it like (was thinking of it earlier) the ocean and its waves. If everything was symbolic of the ocean (physical universe, all living, televisions and such-made up of the earth-) and my actions are waves then wherever the waves go "affect" the movement of the water. So, basically, our actions are waves that flow in and out of each other.

Therefore, when I die there's nothing left but what I have done and "put out there." If someone experiences and remembers what I put out there and maybe learned something, maybe that's how I live in the afterlife. If not, I'm still part of the ocean just no longer am " I " active in it.

Can't think of a way to put it outside analogy. I find that a state of being yearns for peace and still waters but I do feel waves are natural to the human experience. I find that trying to separate myself from the water (as if the wave can be something else) because the currants are too rough would be a foregone conclusion. So, no. Not in the common variations of the term.

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I think the wave/ocean analogy is a good one, for us and, of course, all entities.

Secret Chief said:

I think the wave/ocean analogy is a good one, for us and, of course, all entities.

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It was hard for me to understand, can you explain what @Unveiled Artist was saying for me sc?