Showing posts with label 4/5-Zoe-Death. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4/5-Zoe-Death. Show all posts
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Blog #6 Interview
Part A:
The person I interviewed was Mrs. Willingham. She is social worker at Hinsdale Central High School. She studies psychology because she needs to be able to relate to the studemts at the school. She is a reliable source because she deals with helping people who have had people close to them pass on or become very ill. I interviewed her through email and asked her a couple of questions pertaining to my topic.
Part B:
Q: What is death or what do you believe death is?
A: Death is the term used to describe the cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism.The passing of life out of the human form
Q: How do people cope with death?
A:People cope with death many different ways. It may seem easier for one person to cope with death than another. Therapy, music, down time, talking with other, and engaging in activities you love can all be good ways to deal with death.
Q: What does it feel to have someone close to you pass on?
A: It hurts to have someone close to you pass away
Q: What do you believe happens when one passes on?
A: When one passes on the spirit leaves it shell/body. What happens after that is what you believe.
The person I interviewed was Mrs. Willingham. She is social worker at Hinsdale Central High School. She studies psychology because she needs to be able to relate to the studemts at the school. She is a reliable source because she deals with helping people who have had people close to them pass on or become very ill. I interviewed her through email and asked her a couple of questions pertaining to my topic.
Part B:
Q: What is death or what do you believe death is?
A: Death is the term used to describe the cessation of all biological functions that sustain a living organism.The passing of life out of the human form
Q: How do people cope with death?
A:People cope with death many different ways. It may seem easier for one person to cope with death than another. Therapy, music, down time, talking with other, and engaging in activities you love can all be good ways to deal with death.
Q: What does it feel to have someone close to you pass on?
A: It hurts to have someone close to you pass away
Q: What do you believe happens when one passes on?
A: When one passes on the spirit leaves it shell/body. What happens after that is what you believe.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Blog Post #7 Death
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Title: Christian Beliefs of Life After Death
Author: Patrick Zukeran
Notes:
-Christians believe that there is life after death.
-Christians go to heaven after they die with their God and reunite with loved ones.
-If you do not beleive you are sent to hell.
-Atheists believe that there is no afterlife.
-The New Age and Eastern religions believe in reincarnation.
-The animistic and tribal religions beleive that after death the human soul remains on the earth or travels to join the departed spirits of the ancestors in the underworld.
-Islam teaches that in the end of history, God will judge everyone and those whose good deeds outweigh their bad deeds will enter into paradise.
-The Bible gives a correct view of what happens after death.
-Christians are ment to believe that death is something you should not fear.
-The Bible teaches that we cannot communicate with the dead.
-Its is believed that first our soul and spirit will leave our physical body. Second, we will immediately receive the judgment that will determine where we go. Those who have trusted in God and beleived will go to heaven.
Title: Christian Beliefs of Life After Death
Author: Patrick Zukeran
Notes:
-Christians believe that there is life after death.
-Christians go to heaven after they die with their God and reunite with loved ones.
-If you do not beleive you are sent to hell.
-Atheists believe that there is no afterlife.
-The New Age and Eastern religions believe in reincarnation.
-The animistic and tribal religions beleive that after death the human soul remains on the earth or travels to join the departed spirits of the ancestors in the underworld.
-Islam teaches that in the end of history, God will judge everyone and those whose good deeds outweigh their bad deeds will enter into paradise.
-The Bible gives a correct view of what happens after death.
-Christians are ment to believe that death is something you should not fear.
-The Bible teaches that we cannot communicate with the dead.
-Its is believed that first our soul and spirit will leave our physical body. Second, we will immediately receive the judgment that will determine where we go. Those who have trusted in God and beleived will go to heaven.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
Book: Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Author: Studs Terkel
Chapter: Introduction
7-10 Bullet Points:
-The main character in the story is a kid who has asthma who thinks he will die soon.
-He believes that death is an abstract idea.
-He fears that if he falls asleep, he will not wake up.
-The fear of dying possesses him.
-It is a habit that obsesses him.
-One of his neighbors had just died from Scarlet Fever.
-The girl was his contemporary.
-The boy felt detached yet slightly saddened.
-Death does not come with old age.
-Death comes with forgetting
In this book, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Studs Terkel explains what his life was like with all the death around him and how he felt about it. One fact that supports the main idea is that the main character had the feeling that he was going to die, especially when he was asleep. Another fact is that the fear of death and dying scared him and took over him. The last fact is that he believed that death came with forgetting, it wasn't just old age. These ideas are similar to the feelings other people have about death. You have to live life to the fullest because one day you may not wake up. You also need to remember that you only live once to some extent.
Author: Studs Terkel
Chapter: Introduction
7-10 Bullet Points:
-The main character in the story is a kid who has asthma who thinks he will die soon.
-He believes that death is an abstract idea.
-He fears that if he falls asleep, he will not wake up.
-The fear of dying possesses him.
-It is a habit that obsesses him.
-One of his neighbors had just died from Scarlet Fever.
-The girl was his contemporary.
-The boy felt detached yet slightly saddened.
-Death does not come with old age.
-Death comes with forgetting
In this book, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Studs Terkel explains what his life was like with all the death around him and how he felt about it. One fact that supports the main idea is that the main character had the feeling that he was going to die, especially when he was asleep. Another fact is that the fear of death and dying scared him and took over him. The last fact is that he believed that death came with forgetting, it wasn't just old age. These ideas are similar to the feelings other people have about death. You have to live life to the fullest because one day you may not wake up. You also need to remember that you only live once to some extent.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
How do people cope with death?
URL: http://changingminds.org/disciplines/change_management/kubler_ross/kubler_ross.htm
The Kübler-Ross Grief Cycle
a.When was the information published? 1969
b.Who is the author? Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
c.Can you verify the accuracy of the information? Yes
-Elizabeth Kübler-Ross was a doctor in Switzerland who spent a lot of time with dying people.
-She wrote a book called On Death and Dying that talks about the Grief Cycle.
-The book helped people who were very sick and people who were affected by bad news.
-Sometimes people can get stuck in one stage.
-If you skip a step you might end up going backwards in the cycle.
- Shock stage*: Initial paralysis at hearing the bad news.
- Denial stage: Trying to avoid the inevitable.
- Anger stage: Frustrated outpouring of bottled-up emotion.
- Bargaining stage: Seeking in vain for a way out.
- Depression stage: Final realization of the inevitable.
- Testing stage*: Seeking realistic solutions.
- Acceptance stage: Finally finding the way forward.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Death
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Death
-Death is a part of life.
-Death is expressed in many different ways.
-Artists sing, write, and put death into paintings and photographs.
-Religious leaders talk about how to live a succesful life.
-Activist talk about the right to live, die, and kill.
-People in medical jobs see death everyday.
-Physiologists, biologist, and children wonder how it really works.
-The Roman Catholic Church believes that death is "complete and final separation of the soul from the body."
What do other religions think about death?
What do they believe happens?
Death
-Death is a part of life.
-Death is expressed in many different ways.
-Artists sing, write, and put death into paintings and photographs.
-Religious leaders talk about how to live a succesful life.
-Activist talk about the right to live, die, and kill.
-People in medical jobs see death everyday.
-Physiologists, biologist, and children wonder how it really works.
-The Roman Catholic Church believes that death is "complete and final separation of the soul from the body."
What do other religions think about death?
What do they believe happens?
Thursday, February 16, 2012
What is Death?
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Hiding death away does not cheat it, but deceives us that life is forever; The BBC is being cricitised for filming a patient dying of cancer, but, says Suzanne Moore, we can no longer turn away from reality.
What is Death?
-Hiding death away does not cheat it.
-Death can be described as many things.
-Death is a private and individual act.
-Seeing may not be believing.
-Its sometimes hard to distiguish the difference between life and death.
-You should think about you life now rather than thinking about death.
-Seeing someone actually die is different than seeing a dead person.
How does it feel to see someone die right in front of you?
Whats the real difference between life and death?
Hiding death away does not cheat it, but deceives us that life is forever; The BBC is being cricitised for filming a patient dying of cancer, but, says Suzanne Moore, we can no longer turn away from reality.
What is Death?
-Hiding death away does not cheat it.
-Death can be described as many things.
-Death is a private and individual act.
-Seeing may not be believing.
-Its sometimes hard to distiguish the difference between life and death.
-You should think about you life now rather than thinking about death.
-Seeing someone actually die is different than seeing a dead person.
How does it feel to see someone die right in front of you?
Whats the real difference between life and death?
Thursday, February 9, 2012
What happens after you die?
1) Does everything happen for a reason?
2) Why are things as they are?
3) What is death?
4) Why do bad things have to happen?
5) What do other religions believe happens?
I know that some religions believe in reincarnation and some believethat nothing happens.
2) Why are things as they are?
3) What is death?
4) Why do bad things have to happen?
5) What do other religions believe happens?
I know that some religions believe in reincarnation and some believethat nothing happens.
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