Life And Death

Death, the first stage of life

What happens after death? This is the question found in many religious and philosophical discussions in which every faith and belief has its own interpretation. Butthis question it’s not only limited to this complex fields and can be interpreted in a personal way creating infinite answers to this question whether are religious or simply cultural beliefs. Lifeafter death is one of the first of stages of life in which your live soul will await for the judgment of the Father, God, but that isn’t the only object that would still be alive after your physicalbody has stopped working, the memories that you left other people about yourself are still intact in the people that you loved, hurted or touched in a very drastic or special way.
Many historiansbelieve that religion was created millions of years ago as an attempt to explain how the universe works and what happens to people after death. Religions were originally developed so that people could havea sense of power over their life and environment. Knowing that we can die any day without a previous warning people look for security in an insecure world. Religion filled that need.
Speaking as anot devoted catholic, life after dead is one of the first stages of life, your ultimate goal in Catholicism is that your soul gets to the father in which you will be either punished or rewarded foryour actions in life. There are three possible destinations after God’s or Father’s judgment; Heaven, in which those few people whose "love for God has been perfected in this life" have their bodies"glorified" and taken immediately to their eternal reward; Hell, in which people that have committed mortal sins which haven’t been forgiven, or have rejected God, are taken immediately to be torturedforever without any hope of relief or mercy; Finally the Purgatory. If the person dies in a state of grace, but loves God "imperfectly," then their souls immediately enter Purgatory. Here, they...