POINT OF NO RETURN?
By Kandase
@Kandae11 (57231)
November 25, 2016 7:33am CST
When one dies the spirit leaves the body. What is the point then in spending thousands of dollars to freeze one's body after death (a process called cryonic suspension), with the hope of revival at a future date?
When that body is unfrozen, say -- twenty, fifty or a hundred years later, will scientists be able to recall that person's spirit and replace it? I don't think so.
What are your thoughts?
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@princemaxp (2027)
• Bhubaneshwar, India
25 Nov 16
my thought is we should not mix up science with spirituality
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@Gita17112016 (3611)
• Trinidad And Tobago
26 Nov 16
It is not mutually exclusive.
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@princemaxp (2027)
• Bhubaneshwar, India
26 Nov 16
@Kandae11 Yes they would surely clash....but let them not clash with each other now.....
@snowy22315 (208906)
• United States
1 Dec 16
That is a good point, and something that I never thought of. My guess is if someone were unfrozen, their personality and spirit would be largely intact, but who knows?
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@Freelanzer (10782)
• Canada
28 Nov 16
They certainly won't be the same person but with the advances in technology anything is possible.
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@Gita17112016 (3611)
• Trinidad And Tobago
26 Nov 16
Science has not yet proven conclusively that the Soul leaves the body...but Scriptures further say this is not true of all cases. It has mention a sort of limbo where in the Soul's advancement is dependent on the disposal of the human body. If the body exist (cryogenic suspension) then the Soul cannot move on. It is tied...and becomes earth-bound. Perhaps they are trying to experiment with this? You bring back life, you bring back the Soul? Ir reminds me of the creation of the Frankenstein monster...did he posses a Soul? From Shelley's writing I would say, he did.
@BelleStarr (61463)
• United States
26 Nov 16
I wonder if the spirit is frozen with the body, that would be a shame.
