The question associated with life after death is associated with people of all races, genders, ages and world religions. It is understandable that people cannot live forever, and death is an inevitable event. But still people are interested what will happen to them after death, and what it means to die. There are great numbers of assumptions on this issue, and people's opinions differ, but still it is difficult to reveal the truth, as nobody knows this for sure. This paper will focus on different assumptions and possible events taking place after people's death. Of course every person thinks about afterlife concept in the current period of time, as it would be really strange not to consider this issue at least once. People should understand and be aware of possible events happened to them after life in order to value the current state of affairs and life in the present period of time. It is necessary to make the right choice and build proper relationships with people surrounding you, as every day is unique, and it would be impossible to return it again. .
D'Souza (2009) stated that the Bible teaches people "that our time on earth is essentially preparation for eternity, people were made to last forever, and this life is a warm-up act, a dress rehearsal for the real show in eternity"" (p. 10). When people understand this fact, their life may be changed, as well as their values and life choices. People should use their time and resources properly in order not to lose any minute on inappropriate thinking or activity. Life after death is mainly associated with the hell and paradise, as good people come to paradise, while bad persons and criminals come to the hell where they are punished for inappropriate acts and behavior during their life. .
Ideas on Life After Death in Different Religions.
People living under the education and belief structures of different religions consider the idea of life after death differently, but all religions claim that the life does not end up with death, and it is continued in different perspectives.