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Between Death and Eternity
Consciousness in Death; Truth or Fiction? Author: Tamel, Frank J (1923 – 2014) served as founder, Pastor and Pastor Emeritus of Parkway Apostolic Church in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Published: Oak Creek, WI. Manna Ministries. C. 2000 Type of book: Non-fiction, … Continue reading
Plato’s Soul in the Church
How Greek Thought Came to Permeate Church Teaching By Vin Sparks So, who is this Plato guy and what does he have to do with the church? Plato (428 – 347BC) was a Greek philosopher and mathematician and, given that … Continue reading
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The Dead Know Nothing
By Vin Sparks What does that mean? “I think it means the dead know nothing!” That is the way Pastor Frank Tamel answered his own rhetorical question in his book, Between Death and Eternity. He was commenting on a passage … Continue reading
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Tagged Afterlife, Asphodel Fields, Buddhist, Death, Elysium, Frank Tamel, Hades, Hindu, Jainism, Karma, Nirvana, Purgatory, Reincarnation, Resurrection, Soul, Soul Sleep, State of the Dead, Styx, Tartarus, The human soul
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