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What happens after we die?
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Picture this situation:
The officer asks: Tony was murdered. Blake is accused of being the murderer. What are the evidence for Blake being the murderer?
Your answer: I used to have a dog, he killed a squirrel once.
That's what happened. I asked for evidence, you tap and dance, hem and haw and says nothing. And the worst part is that you think it makes any sense.
Quoting: MaybeTrollingUAgain Why does it have to make sense? It’s the mind that mistakenly thinks we die and thinks that makes sense. Makes sense as in being true. Anything you should believe in, must be as close as truth as possible. So, present evidence of the claims: There is consciousness without a body The mind is wrong on "thinking" we die Until there, you only have faith in a lie. It’s the mind that thinks we are going to die despite the fact there is no evidence or proof of that. It’s obvious to me that body appears in mind rather than mind in body. So show me the "obvious" reason or instance of a mind without a body. If you believe without evidence, is just faith and faith is a horrible path for finding out the truth. One can hold anything based on faith.
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