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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Message Subject
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The People So Afraid Of Death Are The Ones Who Do Not Believe In The Afterlife
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Those who cling to all that is earthly, wanting so badly to extend their life so they can experience more, holding so closely those things that matter not, they are experiencing fear, although it does not seem so to anyone else. They appear happy and blessed, so fortunate to have so much, but it is an illusion. They do not really believe, and they think that what is material is all that is. They are truly unfortunate souls, because they fear and worry without reason, without hope. If you are one of those souls, please talk to me. I can bring you to a place where there is only peace, tranquility, and serenity. You already know of the place I speak of, so please take my hand.  Oh, really now? I believe we die and the lights go out. Remember what life was like before you were born? Well, that's death :-) I live in the now and appreciate every day for what it is. I don't need to believe that if I kiss someone's invisible ass I'll get to 'party in paradise'. And furthermore, if there is such a thing as an afterlife I can assure you that I will be as prepared for it as I was for this life. I came into this world and figured it out step by step. I don't need the myth of some dead jew to make my life worth living. I have a beautiful wife, beautiful children and good, kind hearted family to live for. The problem wth most christians (my mother in law included) is that they're so busy living for their 'eternal life with jesus' that they forget about their real family. Your deathcult is abhorrent. You are including me with people from your past and generalizing, but that's okay. The way you have observed the world is based on what you have experienced, and no one can fault you for that. However, you are ignoring your spirit when you claim that there is no afterlife. Your spirit is what gives you intuition, feeling, emotion, and love. To ignore the afterlife is to assume that all of those things come from chemical reactions within your brain. If you believe in your spirit, if you believe in love (at least the concept of love that I am familiar with), then you must also believe that your body is only a vessel, a vehicle for that same spirit. Life is important, I am not saying that it isn't. However, to think that your physical life is all there is does not answer many basic questions, the most important being what the meaning of life really is. Thank you for your contribution, and please do not be offended by anything I have said. I only have the best of intentions, I hope you can see that.
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