Afterlife
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The afterlife (or life after death) is a generic term referring to a continuation of existence, typically spiritual, experiential, or ghost-like, beyond this world, or after death.
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See also
- Akhirah
- Bardo
- Belief
- Brig of Dread (Bridge of Dread)
- Cognitivism
- Cryonics
- Death
- Electronic voice phenomenon
- Elysium
- Empiricism
- Epistemology
- Eschatology
- Eternity
- Exaltation (Mormonism)
- Fate of the unlearned
- Ghosts
- Harrowing of Hell
- Haunting
- Health
- Heaven
- Hell
- Heresy in Orthodox Judaism
- Immortality
- Intermediate state
- Jewish eschatology
- Last Judgment
- Limbo
- Logical positivism
- Mictlan
- Near-death experience
- Omega point
- Out-of-body experience
- Phowa
- Pre-Birth communication
- Reincarnation
- Salvation
- Scientific method
- Sheol
- Soul
- Soul retrieval
- Suspended animation
- Truth
- Undead
- Valhalla
- Verification
- Ian Stevenson
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