Einstein, the Conservation of Matter and Energy, and Heaven and Hell– a Stretch or Not?


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Jim Cooper, the Rector of Trinity Church in New York, comments on the notion of Heaven and Hell in the context of Einstein’s theory of the conservation of matter in a post in On Faith-  A Conversation on Religion.  Check it out if you want to see lots of comments, both pro and con, on this thread about the after-life…

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