pluiepoco

I'm not a Christian nor Muslim, nor Buddhist, I'm religion-free. So my point of view is free of God-sayings.

In My Opinion:

Life is to be, to be is to exist, to behave, and to do.

Then does Birth give a life?

Yes. Life is human, though animals can also have a wild life, yet it is not what we are saying of life. Life begins with birth and ends with death.

So I say Life is Limited, but you God-believers disagree, you would like to argue, life is bestowed. 100 years is enough to everyone, though rare people enjoy less than 130 years of age. Then 100 years should be cycle of life. That's too limited.

Pre-life and Post-life?

I don't believe in the conditions before birth or after death. Life is material, though one's spirits can last longer than his body but it's not done by life itself, it's by culture.

Life is descended by sex and love, there must be papa and mama before a baby comes to the world. If this fact changed, the world would not worth to be at all.

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if life begins with birth and ends with death, then who gave life to the first human being, and what will happen after the last life has died? where did the soul come from? where do the spirits go after they have left their bodies? do they linger? where do they exist?
what is the purpose of being on this planet, if "Life is to be, to be is to exist, to behave, and to do." what was the purpose of living if all is to be forgotten after death?
what is the point of procreation, what is the point of doing good if your not rewarded for it? how will the sinner be punished if he/she dies a free soul?

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Nelson

I'm not religious myself, I never go to church only if I have too but i don't know if there is life after death or not because I've never been dead before :P

who gave life to the first human being? I don't know but if I really want to know the truth then I search for information about science and not about religion.

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but then you have to ask yourself, how do u believe what you are being told? whether it is from religion or science. how do u know that the scientist is right? what you need is faith, sometimes to believe in the unseen. do u believe in the solar system, the galaxy, the milkyway? how can u believe in something u cant see. do u believe in God? same question applies, people cant see God, but they know He exists.
why cant you believe in both, i believe in religion and science. but i also believe i have a purpose in this world, i was put here for a reason like everyone else that exists.

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bernhard

You dont have to be a big astronom, to see already a lot of things.... but you have to have a lot imagination to see god(s)

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pluiepoco

God has the right to promote God-belief, the religion, but He cannot force human beings to believe Him, and prejudge the unbelievers to be strange or sinned, If He does, He would not deserve to be the God, but Demon, who allures or forces independent souls to be obedient.

@bernhard, I mistook your nick for Bernard for so long a time, and today I find I'm wrong, or you have changed it?

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"I don't believe in the conditions before birth or after death. Life is material, though one's spirits can last longer than his body but it's not done by life itself, it's by culture.

Life is descended by sex and love, there must be papa and mama before a baby comes to the world. If this fact changed, the world would not worth to be at all."

pluiepoco, dude
First I don't understand your distinction between the biological and semi spiritual definitions of life...man, they exist together. I also believe that life does live on one huge condition-purpose. One guy said "the meaning of life is to strive" i.e. the definition of life lies in its purpose/ goal. If a person has no purpose would you call that truly living in the sense iv'e just described and not simply using the biological analysis- but thanks for asking a real tough nut to crack.