In general, there is a strong association between standard measures of religious commitment and whether people believe in life after death. In Israel, for example, adults who pray daily are twice as ...

Both Ethiopia and the Philippines, where Christian and Islamic traditions dominate, also report high belief levels, with 82.4% and 83.8% of respondents, respectively, affirming a belief in life ...

Others say this is the closest science has ever come to demonstrating the soul's passage after death. The results have ...

Life is viewed in three phases: this world, the Barzakh (an intermediate state after death), and the Hereafter. When a person dies, their soul transitions to the Barzakh, where it waits for the ...

While Indians and Japanese are among the least likely to say there is life after death, about three-quarters of Filipinos and Bangladeshis say this. In the United States, 70% of adults say there is ...

Unlike in some Christian ... That share was lower than the 83% of U.S. Christians who believe in life after death, ... Jews did rate higher when it comes to key Jewish practices and beliefs.