Just wondering about everyones various opinions. Upon our deaths will we
A. Be all knowing, getting the answers to the workings of the universe etc.
B. Just be gone.
C. Have our soul (or life energy) join the rest of the universe.
D. Maybe continue on in the afterlife somewhat as we are.
E. Or some other scenario
Does it matter? There’s only one way to find out.
(IMHO, once you’re gone, you’re gone…)
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B.
All evidence points to B.
B.
Next silly question?
I’m in Camp B.
B.
Leaving 72 virgin girls waiting.
I think it’s a combination of A, C and D.
It made me giggle that everyone else picked B, the least likely, least creative and most boring answer. You’re going to look so stupid when you show up in the after life… “Oh. Duh. I thought it was all going to be over… so I didn’t bring anything”.
And in your particular case leaving them pining deeply for what you won’t be doing to their fjords. 
Naah. It’ll be pretty simple. There’s be Saint Peter at the gate with a form to fill out for your new ID card. Most of the way to the bottom will be a question:
Religion:
[ ] Jehovah’s Witness
[ ] Other
No fibbing now. Because, well, God.
So us B -leivers will have plenty of company in Hell from members of the so-called mainstream religions. We just won’t be as surprised to be on the losing team. Nor will we be feeling betrayed for eternity.
Sounds like a very weird world view. Who came up with that, and what evidence is there for it? Sounds like a load of nonsense to me. Saint Peter? Hell? Jehovah’s Witness? Sorry, but to me that sounds like something someone made up. If you can’t provide any convincing evidence I will stick with my original choice.
C.
Unfortunately, the answer to “What is truth?” is not “What would be the coolest?”
I’m voting for “B”.
And wouldn’t mind a bit if I turned out to be wrong.
Fortunately, what is truth is not necessarily what is least creative and most boring either. Because “truth” is what is, and “cool” is simply a judgement about what is.
No option for “I dunno”? Damn.
Yes, but no one here has claimed anything like that. You, on the other hand, have at least implicitly claimed the converse.
B. The annoying thing about being an atheist is that there’s never any definitive ha-ha-I’m-right-you’re-wrong moment like you get in some religions. I guess it’s balanced out by being able to sleep in on Sundays.
B, but with slight C leanings.