Atheists I challenge you to try and find any contradictions with my view of afterlife

[Thenewdude]

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

But the creator "recreates" their consciousness they had but in a "divine" form and places it in a divine body (includes a divine brain as well) which resides in a "heaven"

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Originally Posted by Thenewdude

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

But the creator "recreates" their consciousness they had but in a "divine" form and places it in a divine body (includes a divine brain as well) which resides in a "heaven"

Welcome, Thenewdude.

Got any actual proof for this concept?

[Praxis]

Oh my giddy aunt.

I'm not even going to bother with this errant nonsense. Where would one even start?

And of course in fine true belieber tradition, thenewdude will self high-five and shout "I win!".

FFS

[Revren]

Could be right? This is a "Devine form with a "Devine" brain in heaven.

[Atrax Robustus]

Originally Posted by Thenewdude

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

But the creator "recreates" their consciousness they had but in a "divine" form and places it in a divine body (includes a divine brain as well) which resides in a "heaven"

So ..... have you figured out why the creator put your conciousness into your current non-divine body? Seems a bit excessive to me - why didn't it just put you straight into your divine heavenly body and skip the icky bit in the non-divine world?

[Aldaron]

Originally Posted by Thenewdude

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

But the creator "recreates" their consciousness they had but in a "divine" form and places it in a divine body (includes a divine brain as well) which resides in a "heaven"

Really? That's pretty cool.

I believe that after death, an invisible unicorn actually shaves off a portion of its horn, which is mingled with the essence of the person's consciousness, and that consciousness is reincarnated into a lesser invisible unicorn that lives on a planet in the Andromeda galaxy.

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with that...

[Sieveboy]

Originally Posted by Thenewdude

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

But the creator "recreates" their consciousness they had but in a "divine" form and places it in a divine body (includes a divine brain as well) which resides in a "heaven"

Welcome TND, in this forum good ideas thrive and bad ideas don't.

You assert that someone consciouness stops when someone dies, this is congruent was accepted science and any philosophy that flows from this.

That a putative creator in heaven scans your brain, digitises your consciousness and uploads it into a new body is very, well cyborg like.

Currently Cyborgs are fictional (well medical prosthesis such as implanted pacemakers, titanium joints and cochlear implants etc aside).

But, philosophically, i call this on your arguement for a creator:

"On the outermost planet orbiting Alpha Centauri there lives a race of Fluffy Pink and Rainbow Unicorns who regularly visit earth to harvest our dead consciousness to upload into mechanical sex dolls for their own pleasure.

They call it heaven, the dolls, well best not ask what they think."

Philosophically, this idea is flawed and Russell's Cosmic Teapot demonstrates why.

[wearestardust]

No evidence for it, that's the problem.

[Xeno]

Originally Posted by Thenewdude

Try to find any neuroscientific, scientific or philosophical contradictions with this

I believe that after someone dies their consciousness stops

Good oh.

I think I should let you know that after that a cat walked all over your keyboard.