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Eternal Life
1 - Egypt
2 - Mesopotamia and Canaan
3 – The First Temple Period in Israel
4 - Iranian Views of the Afterlife and the Ascent into Heaven
5 - Greek and Classical Views of Life After Death and Ascent to the Heavens
6 - Second Temple Judaism
7 - Apocalypticism and Millenarianism
8 - Religiously Interpreted States of Consciousness
9 – Sectarian Life in New Testament Times
10 – Paul’s Vision of the Afterlife
11 - The Gospel in Contrast to Paul’s Writings
12 - The Pseudepigraphic Literature
13 - The Church Fathers and Their Opponents
14 - The Early Rabbis
15 - Islam and the Afterlife
After Life in Roman Paganism
Historical Introduction
I - After Life in the Tomb
II - The Nether World
III - Celestial Immortality
IV - The Winning of Immortality
V - Untimely Death
VI - The Journey to the Beyond
VII - The Sufferings of Hell and Metempsychosis
VIII - The Felicity of the Blessed
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Imprimis Systems
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Christianity
The King James Version of the Bible Audiobook produced by Jim Pappas
Islam
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Sikhism
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Hinduism
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Chinese Traditional Religion
Ethnic Religions
Ancient Egyptian Religion
Abwoi Religion
Akan Religion
Bori Religion
Dinka Religion
Dogon Religion
Inam
Bantu Religion
Berber Religion
Malagasy Religion
Mbuti Religion
Odinani
Punic Religion
Serer Religion
Vodun
Nuer religion
Maasai Religion
Sidama Religion
Waaqeffanna
Yoruba Religion
San Religion
Assianism
Ahom Religion
Ainu Religion
Alawites
Aluk Todolo (Torajans)
Ancient Mesopotamian Religion
Arab Paganism
Armenian Religion
Bathouism
Bimoism
Bon
Burmese Folk Religion
Chinese Folk Religion
Dongba
Donyi-Polo
Druze
Ebla Religion
Elam Religion
Hattian Religion
Hittite Religion
Hurrian Religion
Indigenous Philippine Folk Religions
Judaism
Kaharingan (Dayaks of Indonesia)
Kalash Religion
Kejawèn
Kirat Mundhum
Korean Shamanism
Koyapunem
Ka Niam Khasi
Kurdish Alevism
Luwian Religion
Lydian Religion
Malay Religion
Mandaeism
Manchu Shamanism
Marapu
Maronite Christianity
Mizo Religion
Moism
Muong Ethnic Religion
Parmalim
Phrygian Religion
Qiang Folk Religion
Ryukyuan Religion
Samaritanism
Sanamahism
Sarnaism
Shabakism
Shinto
Sunda Wiwitan
Syriac Christianity
Saint Thomas Christians
Tai Folk Religion
Tengrism
Tolotang
Tonaas Walian
Vietnamese Folk Religion
Yahwism
Yarsanism
Yazdânism
Yazidism
Yupik Religion
Central Asian Folk Religions
Iranian Religions
Tai Folk Religion (continued)
Siberian Folk Religions
Turco-Mongol Religion
Acoma Pueblo Religion
Anishinaabe Religion
Aztec Religion
Blackfoot Religion
Brujeria
Candomblé
Cherokee Religion
Choctaw Religion
Guarani Religion
Haitian Vodou
Hoodoo
Inca Religion
Inuit Religion
Iroquois Religion
Lakota Religion
Mapuche Religion
Maya Religion
Miskito Religion
Molokane
Muisca Religion
Muzo religion
Navajo Religion
Obeah
Olmec Religion
Purépecha Religion
Rastafari
Umbanda
Santa Muerte Worship
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex
Taíno Religion
Tecumseh's Religion
Teotihuacan Religion
Totonac Religion
Powhatan Religion
Wayuu Religion
Yupik Religion
Zapotec Religion
Albanian Religion
Anglo-Saxon Paganism
Armenian Paganism
Baltic Paganism
Basque Religion
Celtic Paganism
Proto-Christian Beliefs of the Huns
Hungarian Christianity
Circassian Paganism
Dacian Religion
Georgian Religion
Estonian Religion
Etruscan Religion
Finnish Paganism
Germanic Paganism
Greek Polytheism
Illyrian Religion
Mari Religion
Minoan Religion
Mordvin Native Religion
Norse Religion
Roman Polytheism
Sámi Religion
Samnite Religion
Slavic Paganism
Thracian Religion
Vainakh Religion
Indigenous Australian
Māori Religion
Modeknge
African Religion
Sikhism
Spiritualism
Judaism
Baháʼí
Jainism
Shintoism
Cao Dai
Zoroastrianism
Tenrikyo
Animism
Neo-Paganism
Rastafari
Goodness
Badness
Resources
Eternal Life
1 - Egypt
2 - Mesopotamia and Canaan
3 – The First Temple Period in Israel
4 - Iranian Views of the Afterlife and the Ascent into Heaven
5 - Greek and Classical Views of Life After Death and Ascent to the Heavens
6 - Second Temple Judaism
7 - Apocalypticism and Millenarianism
8 - Religiously Interpreted States of Consciousness
9 – Sectarian Life in New Testament Times
10 – Paul’s Vision of the Afterlife
11 - The Gospel in Contrast to Paul’s Writings
12 - The Pseudepigraphic Literature
13 - The Church Fathers and Their Opponents
14 - The Early Rabbis
15 - Islam and the Afterlife
After Life in Roman Paganism
Historical Introduction
I - After Life in the Tomb
II - The Nether World
III - Celestial Immortality
IV - The Winning of Immortality
V - Untimely Death
VI - The Journey to the Beyond
VII - The Sufferings of Hell and Metempsychosis
VIII - The Felicity of the Blessed
Imprimis Systems
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Home
Christianity
The King James Version of the Bible Audiobook produced by Jim Pappas
Islam
The Quran
Sikhism
Secular/Nonreligious
Hinduism
Buddhism
Chinese Traditional Religion
Ethnic Religions
Ancient Egyptian Religion
Abwoi Religion
Akan Religion
Bori Religion
Dinka Religion
Dogon Religion
Inam
Bantu Religion
Berber Religion
Malagasy Religion
Mbuti Religion
Odinani
Punic Religion
Serer Religion
Vodun
Nuer religion
Maasai Religion
Sidama Religion
Waaqeffanna
Yoruba Religion
San Religion
Assianism
Ahom Religion
Ainu Religion
Alawites
Aluk Todolo (Torajans)
Ancient Mesopotamian Religion
Arab Paganism
Armenian Religion
Bathouism
Bimoism
Bon
Burmese Folk Religion
Chinese Folk Religion
Dongba
Donyi-Polo
Druze
Ebla Religion
Elam Religion
Hattian Religion
Hittite Religion
Hurrian Religion
Indigenous Philippine Folk Religions
Judaism
Kaharingan (Dayaks of Indonesia)
Kalash Religion
Kejawèn
Kirat Mundhum
Korean Shamanism
Koyapunem
Ka Niam Khasi
Kurdish Alevism
Luwian Religion
Lydian Religion
Malay Religion
Mandaeism
Manchu Shamanism
Marapu
Maronite Christianity
Mizo Religion
Moism
Muong Ethnic Religion
Parmalim
Phrygian Religion
Qiang Folk Religion
Ryukyuan Religion
Samaritanism
Sanamahism
Sarnaism
Shabakism
Shinto
Sunda Wiwitan
Syriac Christianity
Saint Thomas Christians
Tai Folk Religion
Tengrism
Tolotang
Tonaas Walian
Vietnamese Folk Religion
Yahwism
Yarsanism
Yazdânism
Yazidism
Yupik Religion
Central Asian Folk Religions
Iranian Religions
Tai Folk Religion (continued)
Siberian Folk Religions
Turco-Mongol Religion
Acoma Pueblo Religion
Anishinaabe Religion
Aztec Religion
Blackfoot Religion
Brujeria
Candomblé
Cherokee Religion
Choctaw Religion
Guarani Religion
Haitian Vodou
Hoodoo
Inca Religion
Inuit Religion
Iroquois Religion
Lakota Religion
Mapuche Religion
Maya Religion
Miskito Religion
Molokane
Muisca Religion
Muzo religion
Navajo Religion
Obeah
Olmec Religion
Purépecha Religion
Rastafari
Umbanda
Santa Muerte Worship
Southeastern Ceremonial Complex
Taíno Religion
Tecumseh's Religion
Teotihuacan Religion
Totonac Religion
Powhatan Religion
Wayuu Religion
Yupik Religion
Zapotec Religion
Albanian Religion
Anglo-Saxon Paganism
Armenian Paganism
Baltic Paganism
Basque Religion
Celtic Paganism
Proto-Christian Beliefs of the Huns
Hungarian Christianity
Circassian Paganism
Dacian Religion
Georgian Religion
Estonian Religion
Etruscan Religion
Finnish Paganism
Germanic Paganism
Greek Polytheism
Illyrian Religion
Mari Religion
Minoan Religion
Mordvin Native Religion
Norse Religion
Roman Polytheism
Sámi Religion
Samnite Religion
Slavic Paganism
Thracian Religion
Vainakh Religion
Indigenous Australian
Māori Religion
Modeknge
African Religion
Sikhism
Spiritualism
Judaism
Baháʼí
Jainism
Shintoism
Cao Dai
Zoroastrianism
Tenrikyo
Animism
Neo-Paganism
Rastafari
Goodness
Badness
Resources
Eternal Life
1 - Egypt
2 - Mesopotamia and Canaan
3 – The First Temple Period in Israel
4 - Iranian Views of the Afterlife and the Ascent into Heaven
5 - Greek and Classical Views of Life After Death and Ascent to the Heavens
6 - Second Temple Judaism
7 - Apocalypticism and Millenarianism
8 - Religiously Interpreted States of Consciousness
9 – Sectarian Life in New Testament Times
10 – Paul’s Vision of the Afterlife
11 - The Gospel in Contrast to Paul’s Writings
12 - The Pseudepigraphic Literature
13 - The Church Fathers and Their Opponents
14 - The Early Rabbis
15 - Islam and the Afterlife
After Life in Roman Paganism
Historical Introduction
I - After Life in the Tomb
II - The Nether World
III - Celestial Immortality
IV - The Winning of Immortality
V - Untimely Death
VI - The Journey to the Beyond
VII - The Sufferings of Hell and Metempsychosis
VIII - The Felicity of the Blessed
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