Is there really nothing after death?

To say there’s nothing after death is, in a way, a metaphysical assumption. Let me put it this way. You will never die – you will never get to experience death or nothingness!! Just like the north pole and south pole never get to see each other face-to-face; likewise you will never get to see death face-to-face either.

Is it irrational to believe there is nothing after death?

In a way, it’s more irrational to believe in “nothing,” considering that, from the point of view of experience, we can — by definition — never have an experience of nothing. To say there’s nothing after death is, in a way, a metaphysical assumption. Let me put it this way. You will never die – you will never get to experience death or nothingness!!

Do people come back from the dead and there’s nothing there?

No one has ever come back from the dead and said “there’s nothing there.” Lots of people have claimed an experience of “something” there. They might be wrong, they might be hallucinating, but there is evidence (maybe even proof) that consciousness isn’t tied down to the brain.

Do you assume there is something after death?

Please don’t assume things that you don’t know. In your question, you’re just assuming that there’s nothing after death. I’m not saying there is something or confirming that there is something beyond. Let’s accept the fact that we do not know. The ways are basically what you tell yourself to comfort and find solace. Don’t be afraid of death.

What happens to our consciousness after we die?

Much DEEPER concepts than the Bible touches upon. Consciousness DOES continue after death… we ALL will hear & decide upon the Gospel message if we missed it while alive. NOTHING we have done earns our salvation. Out default position is eternal separation from God if we fail to accept what Jesus freely offers, based on His accomplishments only.

What does nothingness look like?

“Nothing” isn’t like anything. It’s as inconceivable as figuring out what the edge of the universe looks like — which is likely impossible, because it either somehow doesn’t exist, or our normally-conscious human brains aren’t wired to comprehend it. The human brain (apparently) can’t understand nothingness any more than it can understand infinity.