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How I Lost My Fear of Death and How You Can Too

By: Jack McElroy
Narrated by: Raymond Feliz
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Are you scared of dying?

Lots of people are. Maybe it’s because you’re not sure what happens after you die. There are only two options:

Nothing.

When you’re dead you’re dead. Some people act like that’s what they believe. And some really believe it’s true.

Something.

Others believe in an afterlife. Even people without any formal religion believe this. All the religions of the world have a view on eternity and what you must DO to get it.

This easy-to-understand audiobook summarizes what they all say and what the Bible says.

The information may shock and surprise you. But in the end you will find a way to lose your fear of death once and for all.

©2014 Jack McElroy (P)2024 Jack McElroy Religious Studies

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