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1. www.science.org › doi › 10Data, death, and what comes next | Science - AAAS

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   Apr 25, 2024 · A scholar outlines how to respect the digital traces the dead leave behind. The digital traces of the dead are increasingly part of our lives, argues professor of political science Carl Öhman in The Afterlife of Data. This supposition sparks Öhman’s groundbreaking empirical and philosophical exploration of how we should think about, and act ...

2. www.mdpi.com › 2077/1444/15-1 › 104Nonreligious Afterlife: Emerging Understandings of Death and ...

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   Dec 14, 2023 · Based on conversations with attendees about their outlooks on death (and what may happen after death), our data reveals four main typologies of afterlife imaginaries, which we label cessation, unknown, energy, and transition.

3. swedenborg.com › emanuel-swedenborg › exploreSpiritual World (Afterlife) - Swedenborg Foundation

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   Heaven and Hell is Swedenborg’s classic work describing the nature of the spiritual world; you can download an electronic copy or buy a print copy in our bookstore. The book has been abridged into its essentials (without changing Swedenborg’s words) in Afterlife.

4. davidjeremiah.blog › 8-reasons-why-i-journal-and8 Reasons to Keep a Spiritual Journal - David Jeremiah Blog

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   Download Now. Journaling is an important discipline that can help you set spiritual goals for yourself and record the progress you’ve made toward those goals. It charts your course with God. Eight Reasons Why You Should Journal. A journal helps you remember God's works. Recalling God’s past faithfulness is a powerful motivator.

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5. www.reasonablefaith.org › what-happens-when-we-dieWhat Happens When We Die? | Popular Writings - Reasonable Faith

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   Download PDF. Summary. In this sermon Dr. Craig uses reports of near- or after-death experiences to explain the Christian perspective of the intermediate state of the soul after death and the implications for the veridicality of such experiences.

6. www.thegospelcoalition.org › themelios › articleThe Old Testament view of life after death

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   In mourning the untimely death of his son Joseph, Jacob laments, ‘In mourning will I go down to the grave [Sheol] to my son’ (Gn. 37:35). Similar comments come in Genesis 42:38 and 44:29, 31, this time motivated by Jacob’ fear that his youngest son Benjamin will also be killed.

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   Why is journaling important?

   • Journaling is an important discipline that can help you set spiritual goals for yourself and record the progress you’ve made toward those goals. It charts your course with God. A journal helps you remember God's works. Recalling God’s past faithfulness is a powerful motivator.

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   Are digital traces of the dead a part of Our Lives?

   • The digital traces of the dead are increasingly part of our lives, argues professor of political science Carl Öhman in The Afterlife of Data. This supposition sparks Öhman’s groundbreaking empirical and philosophical exploration of how we should think about, and act to protect, data generated by those who have died.

   Data, death, and what comes next | Science

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   Can digital data preserve the dignity of the dead?

   • This analogy provides guidance for legal and cultural protections to preserve the dignity of corpse-like digital data. Öhman next moves into the territory of knowledge creation, exploring how digital data can serve as a diverse, representative, and (perhaps frighteningly) detailed archive of the lives of the dead.

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   How do you keep a journal as a Christian?

   • As a Christian, your journal is a place to record the works and ways of God in your life. and a list of prayer requests. Purchase a journal. It can be an ornate diary from a bookstore or a simple spiral notebook from the drugstore. Your journal can take the form of your computer or smartphone as well.

   8 Reasons to Keep a Spiritual Journal - David Jeremiah Blog

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   Are there books about people who have gone to Heaven?

   • Recently there have been a number of books written by or about people who have died, or been very near death, and who claim to have gone to heaven and then returned--for example, books like 90 Minutes in Heaven or Heaven is Real. These books have become runaway bestsellers among the Christian community.

   What Happens When We Die? | Reasonable Faith

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   Can a journal help you grow spiritually?

   • Think of your journal as a faithful friend. It might not always tell you what you want to hear, but its honesty unlocks the door to spiritual growth. Through the Psalms, we witness some of the most difficult moments of David’s life, written from his own point of view, and many of them read just like journal entries.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 342819250(PDF) Heaven and Hell: A Plea for God to be God - ResearchGate

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   Jun 28, 2020 · Abstract. While Heaven and Hell are viewed as differing theories from religions, modern psychology and mythologies, Heaven and Hell are real places and are not contrary to God's nature, given...