Exaltist Ethan
Bridging the Gap Between Believers and Skeptics
After doing two polls on theological beliefs, a believers/skeptics poll and a religious/spiritual poll, I am going to attempt to gauge RF's stance on the afterlife. Instead of making multiple ideas specific to one choice, I am going to divide the afterlife into many parts and allow the community to decide which parts they happen to believe in. In this poll you will be allowed to choose as many options as you want.
I plan on answering this poll with four of the choices. (1) Nonexistence for a period of time, (2) a pleasant spiritual existence for everybody, (3) technological physical resurrection in a new body, and (4) you will get to choose your own afterlife. But not in that order.
My idea of the afterlife is complicated, but essentially what my beliefs are is that everybody goes through a period of nonexistence, but like sleeping they won't be aware of it. Eventually everybody gets physically resurrected by post-humans that will also give previously deceased people their own soul avatars in the distant future and therefore everybody gets a pleasant spiritual existence as well.
Soul avatars will exist to allow people to transfer feelings, thoughts or identities from one place or object to another. With the development of this technology, it will be possible to explore any place in or outside the Universe by transferring identities. And if you think that is crazy, there already is Google Maps street view that allows people to imagine themselves existing in other places and times with interactive, rotating pictures. My idea of a spiritual afterlife is street view just done more elaborately.
It is through the recreation of people, physical resurrection and the concept of soul avatars that will allow ultimate liberation and thus with time allow people to choose which afterlife they want after that.
Well, those are my ideas. What do you think happens to humans after they die? You will have ten options to choose from, eight typical afterlife responses, one which is not concerned for it, and the last option is other, so if you have a different idea you can let us know what it is.
Answer the poll and let us know why you chose what you answered below. And remember, I put this in Interfaith Discussion for a reason. No debating or arguing!
I plan on answering this poll with four of the choices. (1) Nonexistence for a period of time, (2) a pleasant spiritual existence for everybody, (3) technological physical resurrection in a new body, and (4) you will get to choose your own afterlife. But not in that order.
My idea of the afterlife is complicated, but essentially what my beliefs are is that everybody goes through a period of nonexistence, but like sleeping they won't be aware of it. Eventually everybody gets physically resurrected by post-humans that will also give previously deceased people their own soul avatars in the distant future and therefore everybody gets a pleasant spiritual existence as well.
Soul avatars will exist to allow people to transfer feelings, thoughts or identities from one place or object to another. With the development of this technology, it will be possible to explore any place in or outside the Universe by transferring identities. And if you think that is crazy, there already is Google Maps street view that allows people to imagine themselves existing in other places and times with interactive, rotating pictures. My idea of a spiritual afterlife is street view just done more elaborately.
It is through the recreation of people, physical resurrection and the concept of soul avatars that will allow ultimate liberation and thus with time allow people to choose which afterlife they want after that.
Well, those are my ideas. What do you think happens to humans after they die? You will have ten options to choose from, eight typical afterlife responses, one which is not concerned for it, and the last option is other, so if you have a different idea you can let us know what it is.
Answer the poll and let us know why you chose what you answered below. And remember, I put this in Interfaith Discussion for a reason. No debating or arguing!