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    For the purpose of this post, my use of the term,  life after death,  to ' a state in which a pre-existing sentient being comes back to life after his/her confirmed death, and retains substantial conscious memories of  events in their previous life.'  And so it seems to me, and, I would argue, that the idea or perception of 'life after death, does not make any sense beyond that; it being an idea or perception.  Death, after all, in its finality, means a state of 'the end of life.' the cessation life.'  The point at which a person's essential organs, heart, lung, liver, kidney and brains cease to function. Stop working and cannot be restarted.  As such, to speak of 'life after death' is not scientifically or biologically feasible or logical state.  Indeed, not only is there no physiological evidence of life, in the sense that we might observe the now deemed dead person inhaling and exhaling.  But, in the due course of time, whether by means of cre