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Biological death is defined and accepted. Winstead- Fry points outthat within sensory science, death is the termination of certain biophysical functions. "We can empirically confirm the existence and ending of life." ( 163) The criteria for brain death are accepted as proof of biological death. Of course if one considers the human being and the human body as one, then death must be a definite ending. But what about those who believes the soul never dies? There is the belief that the body is like a set of clothes the soul changes when the body gets worn out. Can the human body be considered such a worthless object? Many say no and yet others The debate about death is in the question of existence after death. It is not possible at present to recreate or validate existence after death using our senses. This is why there is so much of an interest in near-death experiences. Dr. Morse and his team have proven that a person actually needs to be near death to have a near death experience. The team compared seriously ill people with those near the brink of death and people who had near-death experiences were clinically dead at the time of their experience and 'were brought back
doctrine, anymore than an instructor in our society would spend foundation of every human beings soul. For me, every soul is an reveals that one in three people who recover from coming close to death or Day. Those asleep in the grave include people before and after Christ. history of religion, as it is also one of the most recurrent themes in Catholics have an entirely different view point. They believe that irrespective of differences of the people who experienced it. The sense of
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