Do you believe there is life after death ?

@Nimbus It has been promised by my Lord and Savior.

@AbbeyRhode Respect 👍

@AbbeyRhode It is called Australia

@meggie Interesting 👍

@SandWitch Jesus IS God

@IM5688 What convinced you?

@Nimbus It's not really a matter of being convinced, it's more a matter of faith and belief. I believe in the biblical concept of an everlasting life after death.

@nedkelly

@GJOFJ3 👍

@Picklebobble2 The DM? 😛

@Nimbus For the benefit of our non-English readers.
The Daily Mail can be summed up thusly.

Everything right-wing and white is good.
Most things are the fault of Liberal minded hippies; foreigners; Guardian readers; Labour from the 1950's on.
The British empire was good and you should all feel ashamed you're no longer a part of it.
National service was wonderful and you're all heathens for not supporting the idea today.
Hanging would solve the prison overcrowding issue.
Single parents should have to live and work in the Workhouse........what do you mean there aren't Workhouses anymore ! 🤬

Oh and Diana should have been Queen !

@Picklebobble2 Spot on 😛

@MrBrownstone 👍

@Morvoren 👍

@Ontheroad 👍

@SandWitch Like others who believe there is some sort of afterlife, rebirth, etc., it's what I believe based on my life experiences and my beliefs, or lack thereof.

Nobody knows, it's all in what we believe.

@SandWitch Our experiences have many similarities. I developed a massive blood infection, and my body tried to filter out the bacteria and wall them off in abscesses in my liver. But eventually the bacteria took over and the only avenue left to my body was to try to kill them with heat, so my temperature spiked above 105. The bacteria would release toxins every six hours like clockwork, and the chills were bone-wracking and painful. I was close to death when I went to the hospital, and the doctors had no idea where the infection was. While laying in the ER, a benevolent energy told me that I did not have to bear the pain and I could simply pass on. Or I could endure the pain and return. I chose the pain. As soon as I made that decision (all non-verbally, by the way), two luminous beings appeared and "worked" on my physical body. I knew they were what people called angels. Every time I was sleeping over the next week or so, they would be present and continue to work on me. With heavy duty intravenous antibiotics, a drain in my liver, and their help, I improved to the point where I was discharged. My liver has been normal ever since.

I'm glad you stayed on too! Interesting that the turning point for both of us was the work of our angels when we decided to return. The result of the experience for me is that I know I will see them again when it is time, and I have absolutely no fear of death at all.

@SandWitch Oh sorry! -runs out quickly Toilet tissue on my foot-

@ExtremeNext Ewwwwwww!

@Blondily 👍

@SandWitch 👍