What if death is really just the beginning and cancer and disease are just the bridges to a better existance?Medical science is amazing and I am so grateful when it helps to heal me or a loved one. But on a deeper, more philosophical level, what if cancer and other diseases are the natural bridge to death where there awaits a fuller existence? Since no one knows what happens when we die, maybe death is actually the better place to be. Maybe all of the effort which goes into finding cures for diseases and in extending our lives is really just keeping us from a more enlightened experience. Has anyone out there thought of this?
Answer by Been There
Seems to me that the Christians hae thought of this ... about 2000 years before you did.
Answer by mindless self indulgence
yes, you do never know until your dead however if it's true and death is only the beginning of a better 'life' then we should embrace it
Answer by Phoenix Quill
Both Christians & Darwinists.
Christians believe death brings them to God.
Darwinists believe artificial 'cures' can weaken the species.
So both would maintain that sometimes death is better.
Answer by T.Ruth
I believe death is not the end but a gateway to the next life (for some better, sadly for some not so much). However, I believe this life is a tremendous gift to experience things that we won't know in the next life and I am grateful to have the gift and in no rush to relinquish it. I will know in due time, until then I believe it is my duty to do what is right with this opportunity.
Answer by Kate C
Death is death. In the end, you die, no matter what happens here and now. There is no bridge, because you will end up dead anyways. No matter what comes next.
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