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Index: Larry Arnhart on the Case For (and Against) Life After Death

Jeffery Jay Lowder | April 25, 2014

Part 1: Introduction

Part 2: Near Death Experiences

Part 3: Kantian Dualism

Part 4: Neuroscience, Consciousness, and Free Will

Part 5: Does Morality Require the Cosmic Justice of Heaven and Hell?

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