Martin Aitken

ut this of course says nothing about whether miracles occur or do not occur, only that we can never be certain that what we see in fact exists outside our minds, or exists in the way that we see it.

I know that my body will die, however hard that may be to believe—but equally I know that the part of me that is will never die.

Life after death cannot be proven—but neither can it be disproved. No scientist can with any certainty say that life after death does not occur. He may say that much would suggest it does not, and substantiate his claim with reference to the logic of matter and the physical world. But logical parameters will naturally capture only what is logical; the non-logical slips through its mesh.
Does the non-logical exist?
If we stand at the boundary of the logical, is there anything beyond? Anything we might sense or discern?
Let us proceed step by step.
What is death?
What is the body?