thanks Dally for what a Christian's belief about death. So, Christian think this life of flesh is nothing? I have two friends, one from Japan and other from Singapore, both unmarried yet, both women of their 28th, both rich, both medical doctors and both currently PhD students, both converted to Christianity recently (about 4 years ago). They are so smart and very friendly too, I don't know what attracted them to believe in Christianity so deeply. Both have invited me numerous times for their prayers, they made their pastors contacted me personally, they tried to manage everything for me so that I could attend their services. However, everytime I was unable to make it not because I tried to avoid it but because of some other reasons. Something ridiculous that I find on them on their language: They usually say to me, "Thaha, this life is nothing" as Dally described it as a life of flesh. "...I have so many lives after this. I love God. My God is waiting for me. I want something peaceful." and something like this. I ask them, "why don't you let your patients die peacefully? Why do you try to save their lifes so hardly?" Their response are something like this: "Chup". I have heard some cases of nurses or doctors (they are Christian by faith, not heard of other faith though there might also be such cases) killing their patients becasue he or she can not she him/her in enormous pain. Is is becasue some believe too much that death of flesh is "nothing" and there is another life after this?