Titlebook: Beyond Death; Theological and Phil Dan Cohn-Sherbok (University Lecturer in Theology) Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Death’s Ritualssouls enjoy the inner essence of the offerings, and on the next day the living, their family and neighbours, feast in communion with them on the outward appearance. The sweetmeats in the form of skulls are especially delicious..

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‘Go Joyfully’: The Mystery of Death and Resurrectiony dying. These were his last words: ‘The royal doors are opening! The Great Liturgy is about to begin.’. For him death was not the closing but the opening of a door, not an end but a beginning. Like the early Christians, he saw his death-day as his birthday.

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The Jewish Doctrine of Hell.’ According to these writers, Judaism is concerned with earthly existence: ‘The Jewish faith teaches us to concentrate all our efforts and energy in conducting ourselves as children of God in this world, here and now.’

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, inspire.‘ - John Bowker, Church Times Throughout history human beings have been preoccupied with personal survival after death. As a consequence, most world religions proclaim that life continues beyond the grave, and they have depicted the Hereafter in a variety of forms. These various conception

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Driving Forces for ICT in Learninggious movements than Western Europe. Statistics are often produced to show that church attendance is much higher in the United States than in Europe and the conclusion drawn that the former is more religious and open to the spiritual than the latter and hence more likely to provide a more congenial environment for the growth of new religions.