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There's a saying that goes, "You can have life after death or death after life." Give me your take at what it means.

I imagine it must represent the suggestion that God has given us free will, and therefore we are free to do what we will in life.

Of course there are things which we must follow in order to reach the reward known as Heaven.

So, we are free not to follow God if we wish, or to disobey His rules, such as the Commandments. We can do what we can to remain within His wake, or disregard it altogether, and we know the consequences of our actions, The Bible should be enough to tell us what is wrong and what is right. (The simplicity of it gets complicated if you consider the innocence of mankind and what each individual portrays as ''right'' or ''wrong''.)

The choice belongs to us. It is us who forge our destiny, with what God gives us the choice to do.

I believe such a saying would wish to say this.

I would be curious to know who originally said such a thing?

Because the face of religion, although I believe always owned the same motives, was much different before, and that saying would have been void when judging the actions of the Church and their claims.

That is, unless God is as cruel, but much more apathetic about screwing around with us.

Of course, I am not saying, if God exists, that He is like this, for I could never know, but the humans who represent Him make it hard to believe I could be wrong with their convictions, even today.

Now, if you want to debate evolution, I'll debate evolution. I have evidence that proves creation right. I'll give it to you if you like.

If someone can literally give me the proof that creation is real, then I would very much love to see it.