What do you think happens after death?

Question

Is h**l reserved for the truly evil? Does it exist at all? Please no rude or sarcastic answers.

Answer 1

I don't know.

I sometimes wonder if we don't replay out our lives again.

Which may explain hauntings.

It is rather odd how we can meet people that we like and feel we have known all our lives.

And then there are people that we don't care for rather instantly upon meeting them.

So I suppose that could be considered as reincarnation.

But until there is definitive proof, it's anyones guess.

Answer 2

I think about it all the time like what is it like the second ur pronounced no longer alive is ur mind still functioning or does everything just cut off like in a power outage

Answer 3

Nothing happens, except your carcass provides nourishment for  the decomposers.

Answer 4

You get to eat all the ice cream you want and never gain any weight...

Answer 5

ur soul goes around in the wind ... and it finds its place depending on who u are and wht u have done in the past ... sometimes it may find its place in a human sometimes it will find its place inside an animal ... we dont know for sure ... this have been prooven scientifically ... and it aint a lie ... once ur dead the only thing thats there is ur body and ur soul gets diattach from ur body and starts to fly away finding its place ... sometimes it may go far that no one couldve think of for another country or to heaven maybe ...

Answer 6

I'm not sure what happens.I suspect that the mind just stops and, if you believe in reincarnation, you begin a new life as another person or thing and you forget your previous life .

Answer 7

Death is the end of a living thing's life. What death is and what occurs after death is a matter of some debate, particularly where religion is involved, since most religions have mutually exclusive views on death.

One assumption is that nothing happens after one dies and the body simply rots away (this would imply people do not have spirits or souls). Religions deal with this issue in different ways. The concept of the afterlife is reassuring, and many have reported heavenly experiences in near death experiences.[1]

Death is something people fear to varying degrees (and is a matter of taboo in some cultures).

As the body of the deceased remains observably dead and eventually decomposes, afterlife belief requires the concept of a soul - a version of the deceased which continues to exist in some form after death.

Many religious people, including Christians, believe only their bodies die, not their souls. They believe they have everlasting life in either heaven or h**l once their corporal life has ended. Other Christians believe that the noncorporeal soul may die in the future, or that the death of the body equates to the death of the soul.[Citation Needed]

Not that any man hath seen the Father, save he which is of God, he hath seen the Father.

Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me hath everlasting life.

I am that bread of life.

- John 5:46-48 King James Version

Other religions, such as Paganism or Hinduism, believe in reincarnation - the body will die but the soul will be transferred into a new-born, and they will live again.

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