If you believe in the afterlife?

Question

do you think there is justice in the afterlife; for ex. people who died tragically or lived their whole life in the country they couldn't immigrate from (or anything else you can think of) - do you think God repays them big time "afterwards". thanx

ps) and i don't mean in the form of reincarnation. thanx

Answer 1

yes Hindu & Buddha believe in incarnation

Answer 2

barely. yes!

because, we are all sinners since we are in the womb of our mother. the time that the breathe of life has been bestowed on us, we are sinners. but as knowledge and as we grow up, we have this freewill(relatively). if we choose to do wrong ones, then we are sinners and go to h**l when we die. even we died accicdently.

but.... if we did the right one then, god will let us in  in the heaven and have eternal life. there, all we do is praise the lord of hosts forever.

Answer 3

i don't believe in afterlife.

Answer 4

I believe each of us will be rewarded according to our own actions.

After all... Faith without works is dead.

Answer 5

Yes, I truly believe that when it's your time to be with God, it's you're time:)

And I don't think you can be repaid any bigger "afterwards" than being in Heaven!

Answer 6

You've probably died over 1,000 times already and haven't even noticed it.

During those 1,000 you where probably a fish or a Junebug.  

Answer 7

Tragic deaths or births, or being born in countries, lives, families or situations you cannot immigrate from, are all chosen by the soul itself, before it chooses to incarnate, so what we learn from it, and then transcend within, would be our Gift to our Self. Escaping externally, so that we can be comfortable within, never helps anyone, ever! So to answer your question, there are no rewards for experiencing, what you have chosen to experience, here or hereinafter - the reward is transcension itself!

Answer 8

The Bible clearly state that if you have accepted Jesus and your Lord and Savior and earnestly repented of you sins and lived to the best of your ability for God, that you will get to go to heaven when you die and spend eternity w/ God.  If you have not the you will have to pay for your sins in constant torture in h**l for all eternity.

Answer 9

If you listen to Mr. Vibes, I have a question for you. Isn't getting a little monotonous dying all the time? I'm going to live forever and longer! God bless!

Answer 10

I believe in afterlife, but it's a continual process.

Not, as you write, you live once and if it was tragic or unhappy, you get repaid or compensated.

If that was the case, you say "justice has been done"? And then what? The person lives there in afterlife happily ever after?

If you lost a loved one in a tragic way, you'd want to think like that. But spirits live on, and each time we're here, we learn and grow.

That's what I believe, even though I know you don't mean reincarnation.

Answer 11

if there is a state of being accessed by our consciousness after death, I would assume it is just as chaotic and unrelgulated as this one; fairness just doesn't factor in.