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In science class, we were studying energy and conservation. During our class discussion I asked my teacher, "Where does our energy go after we die?" He was stummped and said it's a controversal question. I decided to look into religion. I looked through an Aethist's perception among those who believe in science and wondered "when we die, there must be an afterlife of some sort since 'Newton's Law of Conservation of Energy' states that 'energy cannot be created nor destroyed'..." Then I looked at reincarnation and questioned, "How could energy from a human be reincarnated into a smaller or bigger object such as a rock or elephant if energy cannot be destroyed or created?" Perhaps our 'energy' would be like our 'soul' and after death, we go through a different dimention beyond reality. What's your input on this?
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