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'''Death''' is the cessation of biological functions. The nature of death is a matter of debate since most [[religions]] have different views on death, however many involve the concept of the [[soul]] and [[spirit]].  

'''Death''' is the cessation of biological functions. The nature of death is a matter of debate since most [[religions]] have different views on death, however many involve the concept of the [[soul]] and [[spirit]].  

The concept of the [[afterlife]] is the most common throughout many religions and many individuals have reported heavenly experiences in near death experiences.<ref>[http://bibleprobe.com/nde.htm http://bibleprobe.com/nde.htm]</ref> The most common view of death throughout many religions is the [[soul]] - a version of the deceased which continues to exist in some form after death.  

The concept of the [[afterlife]] is the most common throughout many religions and many individuals have reported heavenly experiences in near death experiences.<ref>[http://bibleprobe.com/nde.htm http://bibleprobe.com/nde.htm True Near Death Experiences (bibleprobe.com)]</ref> The most common view of death throughout many religions is the [[soul]] - a version of the deceased which continues to exist in some form after death.  

==Personification==

==Personification==

==Religious Interpretations==

==Religious Interpretations==

Many religious people, including [[Christians]], believe only their bodies die, not their souls.  They believe they have everlasting life in either Heaven or Hell once their corporeal life has ended. Other Christians believe that the noncorporeal soul may remain with the body until the day of Christ's return.<ref>http://www.orlutheran.com/html/aftersoul.html</ref> Some writers characterize this state as "soul sleep".

Many religious people, including [[Christians]], believe only their bodies die, not their souls.  They believe they have everlasting life in either Heaven or Hell once their corporeal life has ended. Other Christians believe that the noncorporeal soul may remain with the body until the day of Christ's return.<ref>[https://www.orlutheran.com/audio/Sermon190609.mp3 Our Redeemer Lutheran Church - 2019 Sermons. June 09 Pentecost. Revelation 21 (orlutheran.com) audio sermon 190609]</ref> Some writers characterize this state as "soul sleep".

''Not that any man hath seen the Father, save he which is of God, he hath seen the Father.

''Not that any man hath seen the Father, save he which is of God, he hath seen the Father.