3 out of 10 people are going to be surprised that they were wrong...

I believe there is death after death! Nothing more!

As in re-incarnation? Not possible,as said in every holy book, the only place we go to after death is either Heaven or Hell, re-incarnation isn't possible because that would then mean that the teachings in the books of God are all lies. Perhapes if someone was given a second chance for redemption....But beyond that is impossible.

Well it depends on the religion people follow.

Well all that needs said is that not everyone believes in God and the holy book and to believe that everyone does is extremely ignorant.

There are more religions than Christianity and this has nothing to do with the Bible but rather personal beliefs. I was raised Christian but I didn't (and DONT) believe that a giant ghost lurkes over the world. How did he make it? He thought about it and said "Let there be..." So a magic ghost giant that loves everyone yet shoves people into hell just doesn't suit me. I choose Pagan (there are no written books for this religion, you discover your own path, but also must cause NO harm whatsoever to anyone, including yourself...that is the only 'sin'. Even then, only karma comes after you.) I believe that all gods/goddesses are just one deity with different views because of the variety of people... so really, all religions are right in a way. Our deity has no set looks or acts. But anyhow, just so you don't all start yelling "DEVIL WORSHIPPER" and try to 'save' me... a reality check. The devil is a Christian deity. Pagans do not believe in him... Okay anyhow I am part of the 7/10! Yay! I believe in reincarnation very strongly. Oh and 'life after death' can also mean heaven or hell. The 3/10 of people just believe that you are dead and that is the end of it.

You won't see the Devil walk down the street because that would prove the existance of God. You won't see God walk down the street for another reason. He is very clever (ie the human body). He lets us have free will to become as we may choose, good or evil. Then he sorts us out. He doesn't care about the bodies we are in or the possessions of the world, only in what we are.