Interest in death and dying is becoming a vogue these days, after a century, I guess, of pinning our hopes on science to provide with that for us the utopia and immortality.

Our generation has now become to resign itself to the fact of accepting the inevitable.

The secular world and the unbelievers are trying to cope with the question of death without Jesus

Christ.

It is not possible.

And that is why books about near-death experience about those who have gone to the other side and came back,

Eastern religion's concept of death, all of these are filling the airwaves today and the

bookstores. One of the best reflection of the unbelieving world about death has been

summarized in what Woody Allen has said about

death. He said, I'm not afraid of death. I just don't want to be around when it comes to me.

In fact, I read about a cemetery in Indiana. The man before he died put the following words on his tombstone.

It says, pose, stranger, when you pass me by.

As you are now, so once was I.

As I am now, so you will be.

So prepare for death and follow me. And a man with a sense of humor as a passerby

decided to inscribe the following words underneath. To follow you, I am not content until I know which way you went.

There's even some people who really are capitalizing on the growth in the popularity of the deception

called reincarnation.

And I say it's a deception because the Bible does not teach such a thing.

The scripture said it is appointed unto man to die once.

After that, the judgment.

Psychology today. Under the title the Scam of the Month Award, the following advertisement won the grand prize.

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