ellion said:i suggest you hold this view as you have yet to understand the freedom that is born of immortality.
That does not sound like freedom to me. Unless I am shown in great detail what it will be like and given a choice... a bit like he blue pill or the red pill.
i suggest that you have never fully achieved the perspective of a theist who knows where their death will lead, at best you have acheived the perspective of an atheist trying to justify his lack of understanding of the theist perspective.
Well their ramblings on this issue are always vague. So I suggest they don't know what they are in for and are just being naive.
what makes you apprehensive when you think of your death? for me it will be like going home. what apprehension is there in that? none.
I'm not apprehensive on death, I am saying if I knew for certain death lead to some sort of eternal afterlife which I had no knowledge or choice over, then I would be apprehensive
what is it that you fear? my geuss is your own existence scares the hell out of you.
My own existence doesn't scare me at all. I am comfortable with it. If the average life expectancy for a man is 74, then I have a 51 years left and that is enough. Eternal nothingness is the kind of afterlife I want.