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Enlightenment Is Death
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Humans share two realities with each other and all other living things--birth and death. I know it's been the church's traditional teaching for eons that both dying and death are the consequences of the first couple's rebellion in the Garden of Eden. But there's an alternative perspective I've written about in one of my books. It is a perspective far more consistent with Judeo-Christian teachings and certainly more consistent with nature and biology.

Those who argue that life is "so sacred" that no one should ever be put to death need to reevaluate their position; if they are truly concerned about the sacredness of life, they should be looking to protect the sacred lives of victims, not killers. Anyone who preys on the innocent does not deserve their pity; anyone who is such a threat to society that he can never be released does not deserve the taxpayers' support. Spend the money on schools, education, medical research.but not the "rights" of murderers.

Nothing hurts like disappointment. Disappointment feels like being let down in a major way. What I learned about disappointment from my experience is that it does pass and something good always comes along to replace the disappointment. I also learned that although no one dies of disappointment, it sure feels like you might, although that feeling will pass.

Like Scientology, Hinduism believes in reincarnation. Due to this believe, the death itself is not treated as the end of a person. Instead they believe that the deceased will reappear as another creature. They believe that the soul will leave the body through the head and go to another world. It is upon its return that it will manifest into something else. It is however a mystery about what will happen to the soul and where it goes until it returns. Hinduism also believes in the existence of many sun filled worlds like heaven and demonic worlds like hell. Hindus also do not believe in burial but rather cremation.


One of the greatest worries is how will my family cope without me. In the light of ones death the thoughts of who will take care or be there for the family is one of the most difficult burdens to bear.

Meaning derived from the belief that there is a heaven and a hell. Many people who are grieving find solace in their beliefs that their loved ones are in heaven with God. Also, many embrace the doctrine of the Communion of Saints, where they can pray to their loved ones, and ask them to intercede to God for them.


When the authors of our Constitution drafted the language concerning cruel and unusual punishment, they lived in a world that still remembered hanging, beheading, drawing and quartering, burning at the stake, and disembowelment.all while the victim was alive and conscious. Watch the ending of the movie Braveheart (which depicts, but does not show, disembowelment); watch the movie The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc(which graphically depicts burning at the stake); watch the miniseries The Tudors (which graphically depicts beheading, disembowelment, and burning at the stake). Yes, they are just movies, but the forms of execution they depict were once sanctioned by the State. When the Framers banned "cruel and unusual punishment", it was those forms of execution they had in mind.


So if you have fears of death why not check out what God's word has to say about it. You can draw your own conclusions, and chances are, by the time you're finished you will be finished with your fears of death as well.





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