Life After Death
Questions People Ask
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Everyone has questions about what happens after they die. For non-believers, the question is simple: "How do we know whether there is life after death?" For those who believe in the afterlife, the questions include "Are we going to be judged differently from one another in the judgment?", "Is hell real and, if so, who goes there?", "Are we going to be reunited with our loved ones in heaven?" and, for children, "Do pets go to heaven?" Readers will find in this book the answers to these and many other questions they have asked, but for which they never knew the answer. "This book is clearly one ...
Everyone has questions about what happens after they die. For non-believers, the question is simple: "How do we know whether there is life after death?" For those who believe in the afterlife, the questions include "Are we going to be judged differently from one another in the judgment?", "Is hell real and, if so, who goes there?", "Are we going to be reunited with our loved ones in heaven?" and, for children, "Do pets go to heaven?" Readers will find in this book the answers to these and many other questions they have asked, but for which they never knew the answer. "This book is clearly one of the best resources one can find today on life after death. Practically every important question people have asked about life after death is answered here. And the questions are answered in the clear, simple style which has characterised the author's writings on matters of faith in his more than twenty years of answering questions each week in various publications. The book is extremely difficult to put down once the reader picks it up, and it makes an ideal gift for the occasions that often occur in passing encounters or conversations whenever the subject of death and the afterlife come up. Readers will not be disappointed." - Peter Rosengren, former Catholic newspaper editor About the author: John Flader has a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Harvard and a Doctorate in Canon Law from the University of Navarre, Spain. Since 1968 he has been in Australia, working with students at the University of New South Wales, the University of Tasmania, RMIT University, and various schools in Sydney.
