@alternate,

let us close the morality chapter and move on, people have enough on their plate to reach
a conclusion. Let the readers decide.

We can still debate on the consciousness, afterlife and existence.

You did not define life but anyways let me ask you.

Does life end when you die?. I have used a simple logic to account for the existence of
afterlife which i explained earlier. Do you fault that logic?.(I am not using my experiences
of the unknown as you will call them unscientific). I could be wrong with this, so i am open to
corrections on this one.

Imagine a person about to die and being asked, "Does life end when you die?." I know the common
sense answer is "NO" because many people have died and we are still here. But this reality is
from the view of those who are alive. What about from the perspective of the person who is dead,
life should technically cease to exist after he is dead. But since he himself has seen life
continue after people dieing, he will say "NO, it will continue." He looks at life from our eyes
before he dies.

The answer to that question is always "NO" even though life should actually cease to exist. The reason
we can never say life ends is perhaps because that is the truth. It never ends. Not even after you die.
This makes death a part of life, not an end to life. So even after we die, we are still part of it.