Non-religious arguments against life after death (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes

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Non-religious arguments against life after death
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What do many non-religious people believe happens when a person dies?

Their existence simply ends

What does modern science say about consciousness surviving bodily death according to secular critics?

It has not discovered measurable proof

Why do some non-religious thinkers say people believe in an afterlife?

For emotional relief from fear of ending

What do sceptics point to as evidence against life after death?

Fake mediums and fraudulent experiences

What do some secular arguments say afterlife beliefs function as?

Psychological coping mechanisms

How might religious institutions use afterlife beliefs according to some critics?

To control people's behaviour

What do humanists say consciousness is entirely dependent on?

The physical brain

What happens when a person dies according to humanists?

Nothing of them continues to exist

What do Catholics point to as fundamental evidence for eternal life?

Jesus's resurrection and ascension

Which biblical passage do Catholics use as key evidence that death is not the end?

1 Peter 3:21-22

What does having faith mean for Catholics regarding life after death?

Accepting truths without full proof

How do Catholics view the promise of eternal life?

As giving genuine meaning and purpose

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