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harmonygirl · 02-05-2006, 04:23 PM

Your definition of change is a lot more narrow than mine. I was talking of death as not being the death of the impact of the person, but that's not the topic of this thead. Marx's death meant he didn't change in this dimension (that we can see). If all we are is biology, then yes, nothing happens after we die. I don't ascribe to this view. Marx, etc. were more than just their biologies.

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harmonygirl 6th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 844 Thanks Given: 43 Thanked 15x in 15 Posts Join Date: Jan 2006 Rep Power: 19	02-05-2006, 04:23 PM Your definition of change is a lot more narrow than mine. I was talking of death as not being the death of the impact of the person, but that's not the topic of this thead. Marx's death meant he didn't change in this dimension (that we can see). If all we are is biology, then yes, nothing happens after we die. I don't ascribe to this view. Marx, etc. were more than just their biologies.