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by DudeLer 2 on December 10th, 2008

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Is Death really a one way street?

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  • by TWA on December 13th, 2008

    TWA

    Death is not a journey, it's a destination. So it's a dead-end street, I guess.

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  • by philosopher-saint on December 13th, 2008

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    Unless you're a zombie?!
    ;-)

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  • by Anonymous on December 12th, 2008

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    Yes, in this sense: you can come from a wealthy or poor background, any religion, any skin color..death takes us all.

    There's no hesistancy or refusal and we all end up the same way: dead.

    So its a one way street for death.

    Can I have a cookie now, your question, scared me. :) jk

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  • by Isaac on June 20th, 2009

    Isaac

    Possibly, haven't seen anyone who has taken it the opposite way.

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  • by Andariel on June 20th, 2009

    Andariel

    Yes and no. Yes in that nobody can elude Death forever. It just can't be done. But there is for some of us the promise of an afterlife, and even if you don't believe in that there are people that have near-death experiences to think about.

    I had one myself when I was a very little girl. I tripped in the apartment complex where I was living. I was very little at the time probably no more than one and a half. I fell down, hit my head and was found two flights of stairs later by a neighbor who carried me to my parents. I remember my dad being right there, lying horizontally on the step above me, telling me everything was going to be okay and that he loved me.

    When I asked my mom about it a year ago she told me that it hadn't happened. And then it occurred to me that while it was happening I had the most bizarre sense of total calm when that person was talking to me. Not even one-year-old attentiveness. Calm.

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  • by Marguerite on December 12th, 2008

    Marguerite

    I think death is what you believe it to be. If you believe you are going to heaven, which is what I believe, it will be a one way street right up to the pearly gates to meet my sweet Jesus. If not? well, you might be out there in limbo wondering around through many streets and never arriving.

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  • by Anonymous on December 10th, 2008

    Anonymous

    Depends on who you talk to I suppose. If you're talking to me...nothing is one way.

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  • by el sumairo on June 22nd, 2009

    el sumairo

    proberly

    i wud think not

    but i think so

    this question is stupid

    it made me think

    u suck

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  • by Dave2222 on June 22nd, 2009

    Dave2222

    Death is not always one way many have died and been brought back to life. but after death does happen the age old questions will be answered, Is there or isn't there life after death. If one really thinks about the outcome, afterlife would be nice then again do I want to hang around day after day, or what time is measured but the fact of being around for all eternity isn't all that appealing. You think it their is a God he will give us a choice? How about all you folks that think he'll toss most everyone in fire. How's that a work for you a person creates the human race and lets you live anywhere from i hour to whatever then toss your ass in fire for ever and ever. I would say that would be one cruel person or is he getting back at you for nailing him to the cross.

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  • by Roadapple Cider on June 20th, 2009

    Roadapple Cider

    No.

    Check out the book "Many Lives Many Masters".

    It is incredible and should give solace to all that fear death.

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