If there is no future life, he who has been unhappy here will have lost both earthly happiness and heavenly hope.
If there is a future life, a man will deserve it no less, and enjoy it no less, for having been happy here.
And a man might accept all I say about religion without giving up any hope his faith may bid him hold as to a future life.
I say there may be a future lifeand there may not be a future life.
My future life depends on what I have to say, and on your answer.
But how should a future life be constituted if it is to satisfy this demand, and how long need it last?
For this reason a future life is after all best represented by those frankly material ideals which most Christians--being Platonists--are wont to despise.
A future life, on the contrary, is a matter for faith or presumption; it is a prophetic hypothesis regarding occult existences.
Herewith we may dismiss the more direct attempts to conceive and assert a future life.
We know how large a development the doctrine of a future life had in Assyria and in Egypt, and I suppose we are entitled to say that men have always had the idea of a future.
The manifestations of God's favour and its opposite are not to be thrown forward to a future life.
A great deal of harm has been done, I am afraid, by well-meaning preachers who have drawn the bulk of their strongest arguments to persuade men to Christian faith from the thought of a future life.
One I found who declared his disbelief in a future life.
The doctrines of a personal God, and of a future life, I am compelled to regard as the offspring, not of the understanding, but of the imagination and affections.
My instincts, like the instincts of my friend, had always clung to God and a future life, and to the principles of religion and virtue, even when reason hesitated and doubted most.
Surely you do not doubt the existence of a future life?
If there were no future life, everything here would be too unequally divided, and God would not be the personification of justice.
The dumb creature might demand a future life also, and declare the law unjust that excludes it from the advantages of the higher creation.
The question would seem to be, not whether any attention should be bestowed on a future life, but whether it should be less or more than the attention which we bestow on the present world.
If the Lord will, may this cup pass by in my future life.
She went on: "There must be a future life, we're so incomplete.
It was like what George said of the soldiers; they didn't know why they were heroes, it was not because they'd been told to be, or because they believed in a future life.
I've lost the power, Dad; I don't even believe in a future life.
But do I then deny a future life, or seek to undermine a belief of it?
In a note to the next page, he informs his readers that if I say that I have left the question of immortality doubtful, it does not affect the argument; for I have admitted "the probability" of there being no future life.
You nowhere find the least trace of the immortality of the soul, or of a future life, or of heaven, or of hell, or of the revolt of the principal angel, author of the evils of the human race.
The world is to him a scene unguided by a Providence: death is uncheered by the hope of a future life.
The hopes and fears connected with a future life, strengthen the feelings connected with virtue.
It is a common remark, with reference to the sanctions of a future life, that they create purely self-regarding motives.
There are three sorts of Moral Rules: 1st, The Divine Law, whether promulgated by the Light of Nature or by Revelation, and enforced by rewards and punishments in a future life.
He makes a mild use of the sanctions of a Future Life to enforce the laws of Nature, and to give additional support to the commands of the sovereign that take the place of these in the social state.
I may now revert to the line of suggestions that led my father and myself to locate in Mars the scene, at least, as we surmised in part, of those phases of a future life which I am now able to reveal with, I think, positive certainty.
In the confusion of thought about a future life, the peculiar facts related in the following pages can certainly be regarded as helpful.
It is false that the idea of a future life is consoling 109.
The idea of a future life is only useful to those, who trade on public credulity 108.
The consolations of Theology and the hope of paradise and of a future life, are imaginary 58.
The idea of a future life is not consoling to man 178.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "future life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
