Sentences with phrase «afterlife etc.»

I genuinely feel I have found the truth, that there is no god / afterlife etc...

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I, however, choose to believe in afterlife, supreme being, etc., even without that proof.

Actually, belief in an afterlife, higher powers, etc., provide many people with a convenient way to shift responsibility for everything that goes on in life and the world off to somewhere where they can believe they have no power.

Roger Williams, for example, for all his insistence on the separation of church and state, believed that such general religion was essential for what he called «government and order in families, towns, etc.» Such general religion is, he believed, «written in the hearts of all mankind, yea, even in pagans,» and consists in belief in God, in the afterlife, and in divine punishments.2 Benjamin Franklin for all his differences from Roger Williams believed essentially the same thing, as indicated in the quotation from his autobiography in my original article on civil religion.

Individuals far more learned than you — Socrates, Plato, Paul, Einstein, etc. — all believed in the existence of God, the eternal soul and the afterlife.

«children» means «adult kids» «I will cause» means «they will cause» «vengeance» does not mean «punishment» «dead» means «alive, just spiritually dead» «reality» means «the afterlife» «not talk in church» means «talk in church, just don't gossip» etc..

Many cultures have their own sacred texts, e.g., the Digha Nikaya, Havamal, Gathas, Upanishads, etc. with different prescriptions for conducting one's life, different views of the afterlife, and the gods.

But you have to admit that most of your rituals and beliefs (garments, afterlife polygamy, extraterrestrial gods, two major advanced civilizations in America, etc.) extend well beyond your Christian foundation.