Not really. When you die and don't find out anything, you don't find out anything. I'm pretty confident that will be the case for all of us, believers and not. But we won't be disappointed.

It's one thing we all have in common--we all are going to die someday. My Grandma was still in her own home and own mind at age 100; my father died at 47. His death of choice was to be shot for cause by a jealous young husband at 117. (Mother used to tell him it might be getting shot by a jealous old wife.)

I'm not afraid of my own death.

Apr 21, 2012 -- 6:40PM, solfeggio wrote:

The world's oldest man just celebrated his 115th birthday.  He's a farmer from Kyoto, Japan, and he says he's always eaten small portions of food, and been the sort of a guy who always looked to the sky.  As well, he thinks of himself as a someone who is always trying to learn new things.

Sounds like a good recipe for longevity to me. 

www.webpronews.com/worlds-oldest-living-...


www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2132700...

That's *why* he's 115. He's still running.