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Originally posted by survivaloftheslickest
The main argument of people who KNOW there is no afterlife is simple: if there was an afterlife, surely we would be able to communicate with the deceased?
Having ''said'' that, the following can be stated:
1. The deceased do not communicate because there is no afterlife, so there is nothing to communicate with.
2. The deceased are trying to communicate with us but something is making it difficult.
3. The deceased are in a place of such beauty/bliss/hell/what have you, they simply do not want to communicate.
Of course, there is instrumental transcommunication, whereby we are supposed to be able to communicate with the dead, but - overall - there does not seem to be 100% provable communication with the dead. After all, how would one go about validating such a claim in an era of technology?
Billions of people died. If there truly was an afterlife, surely we would be able to communicate with them on a more or less constant basis. I really hope there is something more to this, but you can't deny this is strange.. there should be more communicaton attempts... unless we are just pieces of meat, a random cosmic accident. A scary thought indeed on which I'd rather not elaborate.
Originally posted by blueorder
also, if there is an afterlife, it will be a place where there is no such thing as "time", so perhaps they are already talking to us
Originally posted by survivaloftheslickest
The main argument of people who KNOW there is no afterlife is simple: if there was an afterlife, surely we would be able to communicate with the deceased?
Having ''said'' that, the following can be stated:
1. The deceased do not communicate because there is no afterlife, so there is nothing to communicate with.
2. The deceased are trying to communicate with us but something is making it difficult.
3. The deceased are in a place of such beauty/bliss/hell/what have you, they simply do not want to communicate.
Of course, there is instrumental transcommunication, whereby we are supposed to be able to communicate with the dead, but - overall - there does not seem to be 100% provable communication with the dead. After all, how would one go about validating such a claim in an era of technology?
Billions of people died. If there truly was an afterlife, surely we would be able to communicate with them on a more or less constant basis. I really hope there is something more to this, but you can't deny this is strange.. there should be more communicaton attempts... unless we are just pieces of meat, a random cosmic accident. A scary thought indeed on which I'd rather not elaborate.
Originally posted by survivaloftheslickest
There IS an afterlife, and as technological devices and peoples psychic abilities advance we will be able to more readily communicate with the deceased.
1. The deceased do not communicate because there is no afterlife, so there is nothing to communicate with. FALSE
2. The deceased are trying to communicate with us but something is making it difficult. TRUE
3. The deceased are in a place of such beauty/bliss/hell/what have you, they simply do not want to communicate. PARTLY TRUE
Of course, there is instrumental transcommunication, whereby we are supposed to be able to communicate with the dead, but - overall - there does not seem to be 100% provable communication with the dead. After all, how would one go about validating such a claim in an era of technology? TRY IT YOURSELF - EVPS AND REVERSE EVPS AND REVERSE SPEECH..
Billions of people died. If there truly was an afterlife, surely we would be able to communicate with them on a more or less constant basis. I really hope there is something more to this, but you can't deny this is strange.. there should be more communicaton attempts... TRUE
unless we are just pieces of meat, a random cosmic accident. A scary thought indeed on which I'd rather not elaborate. FALSEedit on 19-5-2012 by neotech1neothink because: