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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 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.  

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 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==