Presented at Session #12
Immortality and the Afterlife: Some Christian, Bahá’i, and Modern Western Secular Perspectives
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Newcastle, UK · December 6–8, 1996
Abstract
One part of this paper discussed cryonics (freezing people at the point of death in the hope that in the future they can be thawed and revived) and its possible implications for Bahá'i theology.
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Also at Session #12