Anonymous #1 2w

I do know what comes after, it’s nothing, one cannot experience anything once their brain is destroyed

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Anonymous OP 2w

Certainty is as much faith as religion. Consciousness isn’t fully understood and the spirit can’t be scientifically proven or disproven, therefore believing in one or the other is faith.

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Anonymous #1 2w

I am a psychology major and consciousness is as understood as gravity and evolution are. You cannot experience things with no neurons. It’s simply not possible

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Anonymous OP 2w

I’m a physics and bioinformatics major- Yes perception relies entirely on neurons, but consciousness itself (and what that even means) is still debated. If we are using the mirror test sure, but I’m talking about the possibility of something else.

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Anonymous #1 2w

Regardless don’t kill yourself, we need more mental health workers. Especially those who can understand their clients

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Anonymous #1 2w

The ability to be a functioning person is the brain, we know because when people are brain dead they don’t think nor are they conscious

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Anonymous OP 2w

I think we have very different ideas of what that is but even if we choose to disregard that one point the rest still stand

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Anonymous OP 2w

But your argument still relies on faith that there is no religion, if Christianity is true (I believe it is) then your reality is not limited to physics and what we understand. The world was spoken into existence, if He can do that, then believing in life after death of the physical body is not impossible either. So it just goes back to having faith in life after death or nothing. And both require faith so, no, you cannot be certain of what happens after you die. Nobody alive can be certain.

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Anonymous #3 2w

I doubt it but thanks

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Anonymous #2 2w

You have to believe Christianity is true for that and your own book can’t even be true due to countless factors like the age of the earth and the fact that natural selection exists

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Anonymous #4 2w

Dude I’m sorry I’m not becoming a Christian and believing in fake shit

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Anonymous OP 2w

So you have faith in science. Still faith no matter how much yall claim to know about the world, you don’t know everything.

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Anonymous OP 2w

This is the same response that a island tribesman would have if you tried to explain to him about science and physics. The root of you not willing to accept that Christianity could be true is that fact that you think you know everything. You know very little in the grand scheme of things, how hard is it to accept that something that you don’t understand might be true.

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Anonymous OP 2w

It isn’t just that. That person gave you 6 reasons and you latched on to 1 to argue about lol.

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Anonymous #4 2w

I’m taking about #2

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Anonymous #2 2w

The earth is not 6000 years old

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Anonymous OP 2w

Which is, count it, one (1) thing listed. Maybe you should stop avoiding all the good

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