On 12/23/2014 8:59 AM, Bruno Marchal wrote:
If no, the Mark Twain argument is less convincing.
Note that Mark twain provides here an argument for after-life. If I could come from
nowhere, why would that not be possible again? is it not the case all the time? Who
are we, really?
Indeed. As far as I know Twain may have thought another life was possible. He only
satirized the Abrahamic idea of an after-life in heaven or hell. But why would it be
HIS after-life if he didn't remember his prior life?
It is HIS after-life because he makes the SAME errors.
How do you know. Did he make the same mistake every day of his life? Every week? Every
month? Did he never learn anything? Is it fate, so that he makes the eternal return?
Brent
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