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Is Physical Death the Death of our Individual Personhood?

May 3, 2019May 3, 2019 Bryce HaymondLeave a comment

When the finite body dies, is that the end of our person, or do we continue on? Yes and no.

Posted in philosophy, psychology, religion, scienceTagged afterlife, biological death, Christianity, Cynthia Bourgeault, death, ego death, eternal life, family, fear, heaven, life, personal, self, self-transcendence, Socrates, Thomas Merton
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