Oliver Markus MalloyThere is neither a Heaven nor a Hell. Life after Death is an oxymoron. Life is just another word for existence, and Death is just another word for non-existence.
About This Quote
This is a saying that has been around for many years. The author of this quote is unknown to us, but the meaning behind it is clear. He or she is saying that there are no supernatural beings out there observing our lives. There are no real gods or demons who care about our actions and we do not have to fear them. There is nothing after this life but more of the same, and we can live it as we choose, without any interference from higher powers who might be watching over us.
Source: Bad Choices Make Good Stories
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