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And the widow said YES !!

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Yes, Definitely.

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Yeah I do believe that we can live more than just once.

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I do, based on the promise of God.

I also have secondary proof!  I worked overhauling nuclear submarines for many years.  At 4 p.m. when the whistle blew......talk about seeing the dead come back to life!  Wheeeee!

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I see people dying n a newborn coming to life everyday!
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Sounds like the same crew I worked with in the public service. :)
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No.

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No, when you die, that's the end. To think otherwise is just silly.

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Thank you Wellwisher, for the down vote. If you're not interested in others opinions, why the heck are you asking questions????
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I just learned something. If I give you an up vote it negates Well wisher's down vote. I think she doesn't wish well for you, Mr Hippy. We won't save her a slice of pizza at Satan's BBQ. >:-/
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Right Didge. No pizza for Wellwisher since she Downwished me.
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@ Hippy:

O ye of little faith.   :-)
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I have faith in you Tink. You always make me smile.
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When I'm not making you lose your lunch, that is.   :-)
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I had a cat once that used to grin ear to ear right before he puked. The whole family used to run for cover for fear of getting hit with a freakin' hairball.
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Your cat must have believed in service with a smile.
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I think he did. He was a very strange cat. He used to jump in the bathtub with the kids. Loved getting wet.
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Yes.  I believe everyone goes to Heaven.

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I tend to be a universalist myself.
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Yes, I do

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Why not? I didn't believe in "life after Ask" yet here we all are.

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                Afterlife - A Sonnet

O Lord, some say you don't exist at all,

That all things visible, and more besides,

Once sprang from nothing, with no word from you.

I don't believe that for an instant's time.

Nor do I think that you created us

To live for just a fleeting span of time

To witness just the middle of a yet

Unfinished drama, with uncertain knowledge

Of the past, and less of what's to come.

But no, this cannot be; you surely have

Much more in store for us than such a bleak

Existence, without purpose, point or meaning.

And — down deep, I also must confess

I'm curious — what's the ending of the tale?

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Interesting. Reminds me of the kind of poetry written by a WWI army chaplain named Studdert-Kennedy (aka Woodbine Willie). Do you know who wrote it?
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I'm not familiar with Studdert-Kennedy.

Yes, I wrote it, about three hours ago.
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Well done!  You might enjoy .
<a href="https://www.poemhunter.com/geoffrey-anketell-studdert-kennedy/poems/">Woodbine Willie</a>
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Hmm, I stuffed the HTML but the link works anyway.
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@ Didge:

Thank you!  I usually write limericks, because I'm generally not satisfied with my attempts at more serious verse.

And thank you for the link---I'll read Studdert-Kennedy's poems tonight.
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I started writing limericks about my teachers when I was at school. The kids liked them, I doubt if the teachers did. :(
Most of mine are pretty rude.
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Lol,  I'll bet your teachers didn't like them.

Most of my limericks are political satire. although I have written a few rude ones.

http://www.ihavesolved.com/4218/who-is-smarter-john-kerry-or-george-w-bush
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Love it :D
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Thank you.

The Kerry admirers who commented didn't.   :-)

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