<p>Well, science doesn’t really deal with metaphysics, but we do have neuroscience, psychology, biology, etc. I guess the question is:</p>
<p>Is “Is there life after death?” a purely metaphysical question?</p>
<p>By definition of “death,” it is a purely metaphysical question, unless “life after death” refers to re-animation of the corpse.</p>
<p>You find it more comforting to believe that this is all we have?</p>
<p>No, I find it more comforting to believe that this is more than just a test.</p>
<p>Sometimes I imagine tha a God exists and I feel afraid because it seems no possible, there are many things and he can’t have done them. Our galaxy has 100, 000 , 000 stars and it is one of the 100 000 000 universe’s galaxy. It’s strange.
Science wiil respond to all this questions.</p>
<p>“By definition of “death,” it is a purely metaphysical question”</p>
<p>Science has definitions of death, too. I am not saying that I personally believe that it is not a metaphysical question, but I think that most science-minded people would contend that it is not a metaphysical question (as they would contend that nothing is a metaphysical question, because to them, metaphysics is mostly nonsense).</p>