text: using conceptual physics to support religon? my beliefs are pretty much a mix of methodism/deism/quantum physics, and i believe that your perception of the world, its gods, and your ideas about the afterlife and the state of the universe will determine what you percieve as your afterlife.  in quantum physics, time does not exist.  also, in order to exist, something must be observed.  as time does not exist, and the perception of time is simply our minds viewing the different probabilities the world may exist in.  therefore, all people are both alive and dead.  in order to observe ourselves and observe others, we must exist.  as something cannot both exist and not exist, only change form or be transfered between dimensions, the sentience that inhabits our bodies must persist after death for us to observe our lives, as both life and death occur simultaniously according to this worldview.    therefore, there must be something beyond death.  your thoughts? nice ideas, but do they keep you up at night? i prefere to think of life as something that may not last, so i go ahead and enjoy it as much as possible. if there is an afterlife, yippee. if not, then i've spent the time i had well. i sleep well at night.