What are you reading 2018?

[rosarugosa]

An Atheist in Heaven: The Ultimate Evidence for Life After Death? by Paul Davids and Gary Schwartz--a tale of what happens when your quirky atheist friend who doesn't believe in an afterlife tells you before his death that if his soul should live on "I'll drop you a line." Non-fiction.

Sounds interesting, Jane. What's your take on it?

[JaneV2.0]

Sounds interesting, Jane. What's your take on it?

I'm only a quarter of the way through. It's interesting in the way that a string of odd and inexplicable events can suggest something without actually proving it--even with spectometric tests going on. The subject of the book was a colorful character indeed.

I have a working belief in life after death, combined with a certain skepticism. I have little to lose if there's just a void after this life, but I would like to be reunited with loved ones. And I'll miss the hell out of this material world.

Well-researched books on reincarnation are the most convincing proof to me of life after death. Soul Survivor and Looking for Carroll Beckwith are both thought-provoking.

[iris lilies]

We went to a ghost hunting event last night in Hermann, starting out in the old cemetery. It was led by a local ghost hunters ter and his team dueing the eveing their “K2” devices went off and their rods moved and etc. but it all looked hokey to me, although great fun.

[Yppej]

I was pleased today to find Natural Causes and also got Fierce Kingdom: A Novel and The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist:: A True Story of Injustice in the American South.