Robert Reiss

Outstanding piece of work, gathering and comparing perspectives on life after death from theological, philosophical and scientific perspectives. Well written and eminently readable, though his publisher needs to get a grip of their editors and proof-readers, given a sprinkling of minor items they missed.
Reiss, an anglican priest, doesn't hesitate to offer his own conclusion, that life after death, as generally understood (surviving as individuals in some form) is at best highly improbable.
As an anglican lay minister, with not long to live in this world, I agree with him. Does it worry me? Not a jot. Do I still say the creed? Yes, as suggested by Cranmer.… (meer)