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1the hereafter — UK [hɪərˈɑːftə(r)] US [hɪrˈæftər] noun mainly literary a life that some people believe you have after you die Many religions share a belief in the hereafter. Thesaurus: heaven and hell and life after deathsynonym miscellaneous religions and their …
2the hereafter — death Religious use, anticipating some sort of continuing existence: The contents of that box were all that held off the Hereafter. (D. Francis, 1978) …
3the hereafter — UK [hɪərˈɑːftə(r)] / US [hɪrˈæftər] noun mainly literary a life that some people believe you have after you die Many religions share a belief in the hereafter …
4believe in the hereafter — A belief in the hereafter is a belief in the afterlife, or life after death. It is, therefore, associated with religions and the soul s journey to heaven or to hell, whichever way being just deserts for the person based on how they led their life …
5believe in the hereafter — A belief in the hereafter is a belief in the afterlife, or life after death. It is, therefore, associated with religions and the soul s journey to heaven or to hell, whichever way being just deserts for the person based on how they led their… …
6Believe in the hereafter — A belief in the hereafter is a belief in the afterlife, or life after death. It is, therefore, associated with religions and the soul s journey to heaven or to hell, whichever way being just deserts for the person based on how they led their… …
7the hereafter — life after death. → hereafter …
8Hereafter (disambiguation) — The hereafter is the continuation of existence of the soul, spirit or mind of a human or animal after physical death.Hereafter may also refer to:* Hereafter (album), a 2007 power metal album * Hereafter (demo), a 1996 progressive metal albumee… …
9hereafter — ► ADVERB formal 1) from now on or at some time in the future. 2) after death. ► NOUN (the hereafter) ▪ life after death …
10The Incoherence of the Philosophers — ( Tahāfut al Falāsifaʰ ) in Arabic (تهافت الفلاسفة) is the title of a landmark 11th century polemic in Islamic philosophy by the Sufi sympathetic Imam al Ghazali of the Asharite school against Avicennism. cite encyclopedia|last= |first= |… …
