5 thoughts on “When I Die”

1. blindzanygirl July 24, 2018 at 9:52 am

   I don’t know either Kevin. And would we be any better off if we did know? I don’t know lol

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   1. drewdog2060drewdog2060 Post authorJuly 24, 2018 at 10:00 am

      I think that those who possess a strong religious faith (and are certain of an afterlife) derive a sense of comfort from their belief/knowledge? that this eartly existence is not the end, while some (but all) non-believers are fearful of death.

      I’m sure that being certain does provide comfort to some. I’m an agnostic so sit on the fence.

      Best – Kevin

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      1. blindzanygirl July 24, 2018 at 10:05 am

         I know what you are saying. Even those who possess a religioys belief/faith, like me, still waver and doubt and ask qyestions. Especially in the face of death. I am a Realist and despite hoping there is something beyon this world, I cannot feel sure that there is. Although, it might be quite nice for tbere to be nothing. Big questions Mevin. I think about these things a lot. Love your poem by the way
   2. drewdog2060drewdog2060 Post authorJuly 24, 2018 at 10:05 am

      I meant to write the below. Apologies for the typo in my original response to your comment: I think that those who possess a strong religious faith (and are certain of an afterlife) derive a sense of comfort from their belief/knowledge? that this earthly existence is not the end, while some (but not all) non-believers are fearful of death.

      On 7/24/18, newautho

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2. blindzanygirl July 24, 2018 at 10:23 am

   Yes, I think many do. I have never had certainty. Apologies for my typos too. I think I made quite a few. I think I might be thinking about this for a while now, as it is one of my favourite topics. I never come to any definitive answers though

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