“We do not know now God or Heaven. We cannot know. Not only do we face uncertainty about God, we also have the feeling of existential insecurity: we could die at any moment, something bad might happen any time. But, in case there is life after death, the perspective changes and we will learn how things truly are. If we go to Heaven, all uncertainty and insecurity will vanish.” Sounds good, right? Yes, but things may be worse than they seem. You are invited to an open conversation about reasonable expectation we could have regarding life after death. The text is a compact transcription of a dialogue I had with Horia Terpe Tuesday, 29th of April, under the auspice of Easter holidays and the news about our friend, Diana Costea. (Ionut Sterpan presents)
To read: Ionut Sterpan – Afterlife
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