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Religious beliefs about the geography of the afterlife and the roadmap we must follow to get there have varied widely throughout history. But few cultures have doubted there is such a place or that human consciousness survives to see it. Funerals have always been rites of passage from this life to the next, ranging in form from simple burial or cremation to immensely complex procedures lasting days or weeks. Ancient Egyptians, for instance, took more than forty days to mummify their dead, carefully keeping the body and all its organs intact so the soul would have a place to live in the next life.
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| Keith Wall | Keith Wall has served as an editor for Focus on the Family, Multnomah, and David C. Cook. He currently writes full-time in collaboration with several bestselling authors. He and his wife and two children live in Colorado Springs |
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Bevelyn Beatty became nationally known when, during the volatile riots of 2020, she poured black paint of the BLM murals on the streets of New York City while crying out that only Jesus could make a difference. She was also saying to the police (who later arrested her), “We are not here to ‘defund the police.’ We are here to ‘defend the police.’” She then went to Chicago and preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ outside the home of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, for which Bevelyn was again arrested. She is no a stranger to jails, because before she met Christ, she found herself in trouble with the law. Since coming to Christ, Bevelyn has become a passionate and articulate proclaimer of holiness and righteousness.