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We read the book; we responded to aspects of the book, especially emotional themes and things it had to say about the afterlife that aspect of it, which is very personal to anybody.
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That has been a frequent source of the criticism of the New Criticism in its afterlife over the last forty or fifty years.
这也是新批评派,在过去四五十年的,理论根据之一。
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This image of the afterlife is founded on the orthodox figure for eternity. The body stays to the earth while the soul, like the day-star, rises to the sky.
关于来生的这幅画面是建立在正统基督教,对永生的信仰上的，肉体归于泥土,灵魂却会像启明星一样升上天空。
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Does it follow from that that their experiences should not be taken as evidence of what the afterlife is like?
难道这就意味着,他们的经验不能成为证据证明,来生是什么样的吗
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According to official Christian orthodoxy, the form of your afterlife existence is the resurrection of the body.
根据基督教正统，人死后的存在形式,是人体的复活。
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Now, Judaism is actually a religion with a less than clear story about the afterlife.
犹太教实际上,并没有对人死后的去向给予清晰的解释
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You know, the Egyptians were very concerned about afterlife?
你知道，埃及人非常关心,人的来世？
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So whatever unusual experiences they may be having, they are not reports of the afterlife.
无论他们有多么不寻常的体验,那也不是他们的来生体验
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So some of you may believe in, for example, the existence of an afterlife.
比如说你们中的有些人相信，有来世存在。
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It's because the investment in the bodily world is so great here that Milton ultimately turns to the Christian vision, the more familiar Christian vision, of a bodiless afterlife.
对有形世界投入了这么多之后,弥尔顿最终转向了基督教视角，他更加熟悉的关于无形的来生的基督教视角。
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How can we take their experiences as veridical reports of the afterlife?
我们怎么能把他们的体验当作,对来生的真实报告呢
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It was astonishing enough that somebody-- but perhaps understandable--that somebody in that situation would decide to take a class on death and then have himself, submit himself, to my getting up here week after week, there's no prospect for an afterlife, it's a good thing that we're all going to die.
某个，某个处于那种情况下的人-,会决定上一门有关死亡的课,然后一周接一周地让自己来上我的课,忍受我讲的没有来世，我们所有人都会死是好事，这是足够让人震惊的，但也许也是可以理解的。
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