Tod als Pause
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Tod als Pause
Narrated by:
Christian Nickel, Klaus Hemmerle, Abak Safaei-Rad
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Narrated by:
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Christian Nickel
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Klaus Hemmerle
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Abak Safaei-Rad
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By:
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Daniel Hornuff
About this listen
Menschen lassen sich postmortal konservieren, um am Tag X mithilfe der Biochemie ins Leben zurückkehren zu können. Ein Zugewinn von mehreren Jahrzehnten wird in Aussicht gestellt. Entsprechend warten bereits tausende verstorbene, in Eisblöcke eingefrorene, Körper auf den Augenblick ihrer Auferstehung. Welche Vorstellungen von Leben und Tod liegen solchen Angeboten zugrunde? Verabschieden sich Ablebende bald nur noch in den Sonderurlaub? Der Tod als Sabbatical? Oder erleben wir eine medizinische Renaissance christlicher Glaubensinhalte?©2015 SWR (P)2015 SWR
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