[QUOTE=davej;1275333]Evidence and sources of no after life would be much appreciated here seeing as I have seen absolutely no reliable evicence to support the notion of no afterlife.
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I hate to do this because i know it's used in every thread everywhere but
We have no evidence that anything i can come up with in my mind doesn't exist. So if I declare randomly that there are seven violet flowers, on a planet on the other side of the galaxy, singing in unison, you can't disprove it.
Obviously though, this is no reason to believe it.
Maybe I'm mistaken, but are you basing your belief in something on the fact that it isn't proven wrong? Because that seems an awfully negative way of thinking.
Besides, as far as I'm concerned there actually is evidence of no afterlife, at least not in the simple way you and most religions mean it.
We have pretty conclusive evidence of how our personality, memories, basically who we are, corresponds to various parts of the brain. Want evidence, go talk to someone who has brain damage. Their whole personality can change, they can become essentially a different person, just from a knock to the brain.
When we die, our brain, which all evidence suggests is at least an essential part of our person, rots.
So it would seem that as who we are is rooted in our brain, and our brain is rotting, that who we are is not continuing into an afterlife.
 Originally Posted by davej
Anyhow, what I believe is what I believe.
And you should constantly be questioning it. Do you?
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