where do we go after we die?

Answer 1

that depends on you and the way you have lived your life.

Answer 2

You go where you believe you will go. Everyone believes something and I believe no one rielaige is wrong. There all right to some point. What really matter is what do you believe and were do you think you will go. When you find the answer that works for you, you will know. No one can tell you what to think or feel while you are alive that wont change after you die. You will still be you no matter where you end up. You will still think and feel the sameway you do now. So ask yourself what believe works best for me? Once you know that, then you'll know where you end up after life is over.

Answer 3

Man, if you could get that answer here the world would be a wonderful place. However, we are so diverse on religious and philosophical beliefs that there are at least a hundred different answers and not one shred of evidence. The Christians decided to have their Christ die and than come back to life and report on where he had been. However everyone else who has tried it never came back. I find that the human life force is probably of alien origin and renewable, but I am still working out the details.

Answer 4

First off, this is probably the most debated philosophical question in history, and it boils down to one thing " Nobody knows for sure !" I grew up in the christian belief, and I believe most people understand this concept, I can openly say I am uncertain, but I have many ideas, the one that makes the most sense though stems from both Christian beliefs, and the idea of re-incarnation.Where do I get this idea you say ?
In the Bible ,where it speaks of the marriage supper of the Lamb, It says that Christ comes to get his church, and we become one with him. Before I ever had any other concepts of this, I understood it to mean that we"our spirits" actually merge with his. Later in life I read about re-incarnation, for those that do not know exactly how this works, it says that after we die, we are reincarnated to live life again,taking part of each life we have lived"understanding, and common sense" with us and we keep doing this again, and again until our souls have reached perfection, or harmony, at this point we go to a place that is all energy, and our energy becomes one with it. In knowing how both of these ideas are to end, they seem strangely similar, as do other aspects of different religions. In closing, I will again say again that noone really knows for sure and that it seems most all religions/faiths have a little truth in them. Your choice boils down to faith, and, out of experience, knowledge of different religions only makes you more confused, so stick to faith.

Answer 5

The physical flesh rots when one die. The soul (spiritual being) goes back to our lord and saviour Jesus christ. On the day of judgment, the physical being will be knot and tied together, the dead shall be raised up to face a life of either eternal life with King Jesus or otherwise everlasting damnation in the bottom less pit of hell with the devil and his angels and the words of God shall come to pass.

Answer 6

I believe, and you dont nessasarilly have to agree with me, but I believe that your energy sort of returns to the world. In that sence, the theory of another dimension or realm of existance is plausable. Even the theory of reincarnation is plausable with that theory. The idea of a sould energy continuing to exist isnt a new one, as some ancient cultures believed in something simillar. And since matter cant be destroyed, I dont think energy can either, it just changes into a different form which is what I think happens.

Answer 7

Depending on how you have lived your life, we as christians beleive that a person either goes to heaven or hell after they die.

Answer 8

First the book of our life is read by Our Father and we must give account for each action and word, our compliance and non compliance are weighed and we are either given passage to heaven or hell for eternity.

Answer 9

Well, we know our bodies go back into the earth, as for our individual perception, maybe it can go wherever we want. After all how can one prove it can't?

Answer 10

I beleive Heaven. My faith would determine where i would go after my soul has finished its course here on earth.

Answer 11

No one knows for sure...but if you want to guess I recommend that you read...and not about death but about life...you can start with the Greeks and how they tried to define existence.