What Happens After Death?: Questions and answers about the life beyond
By David Winter
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David Winter
David Winter is well known as a writer and broadcaster. Former Head of Religious Broadcasting at the BBC, he is a Consulting Editor of BRF's People's Bible Commentary series and author of With Jesus in the Upper Room, Old Words, New Life ,and Journey to Jerusalem. For Lion he has written The Nation's Favourite Prayers and The Espresso Bible.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Just loosing my wife I needed some clarity and understanding and this book helped with answering some of my questions. I hope it helps you as it did for me.
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What Happens After Death? - David Winter
Birth and death
There are only two things that are certain to happen in any life. One is birth. The other is death.
We celebrate the birth of a baby – it’s a champagne occasion, with congratulations all round. But a death is an occasion for sympathy, condolences and hushed voices. There could hardly be a bigger contrast.
We describe the mother approaching childbirth as ‘expectant’: she’s looking forward eagerly to the event. But hardly anyone looks forward to death. It’s something to be put off as long as possible.
We spend a great deal of time thinking about and planning for a birth, but we would think it morbid for people to prepare or plan for death. So we approach the two unavoidable events in our lives in totally contrasted ways. Indeed, if it were possible we’d prefer never to think about death at all.
Yet there it is, like a dark, solid wall crossing the path of our lives, totally unavoidable and inevitable. Sooner or later, because of our own old age or illness, or that of someone we love, we shall be forced to face that reality. That’s when the questions come thick and fast – and that’s when we realize how little we have really thought about it or know about it.
Because I wrote a little book on life beyond death over twenty years ago, I’ve often been asked to speak or broadcast on the subject; not because I’m an ‘expert’ but because I’ve actually dared to go public on such a hush-hush subject.
Among the broadcasts have been a number of phone-in programmes. There I’ve been bombarded with difficult (and sometimes unanswerable) questions on life after death. From those programmes I’ve compiled a list of the dozen or so most frequent questions which people ask. In this book I’ve set out my answers to them.
In a way, they’re not my answers, because as far as I can I’ve tried to give straightforward answers from the Bible. I have tried as far as possible to tell people what the Christian faith has to say on the subject rather than what I have worked out for myself. So these answers are not so much my ideas or opinions as a broad summary of what the Christian church has taught for nearly 2,000 years.
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