Reflections on Afterlife - Kula, John J.
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Humanity has always wished for something beyond this life-something greater and uplifting beyond mere mortal existence. This feeling of longing is often seen as a religiously inspired conviction, and many people see their place in the afterlife as something divinely ordained. John J. Kula examines the myths as well as the far-fetched notions surrounding the afterlife in this expansive study that combines philosophy, science, religion and faith. He explores areas such as: • science and religion and how they overlap; • modern-day myths about the afterlife; • psychic phenomena, channeling, and…mehr

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Humanity has always wished for something beyond this life-something greater and uplifting beyond mere mortal existence. This feeling of longing is often seen as a religiously inspired conviction, and many people see their place in the afterlife as something divinely ordained. John J. Kula examines the myths as well as the far-fetched notions surrounding the afterlife in this expansive study that combines philosophy, science, religion and faith. He explores areas such as: • science and religion and how they overlap; • modern-day myths about the afterlife; • psychic phenomena, channeling, and out-of-body experiences; and • heaven, purgatory, limbo, and hell. By clearing away the misgivings and confusion that surround the notion of afterlife, you'll realize that it is not like any place on earth. That is part of its incredible mystery. Take a positive, contemporary view of the afterlife, and look to the theological teachings of today to demystify ancient mythology with Reflections on Afterlife.
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Autorenporträt
John Kula brings a timely perspective to the many ideas surrounding the subject of afterlife. As a former seminarian, he brings insights from theological and philosophical viewpoints into play. As a knowledgeable science enthusiast, John addresses the ongoing debates between religion and science that began long ago with Galileo and continue today. John has been actively involved as a music minister, choir director, and organist for many years with the Catholic Church.