Life After Death Is Impossible, Says Scientist

[Brian37]

IIT doesn't allow for a resurrection or afterlife of any kind.

No one here has used IIT, resurrection, and afterlife in the same sentence besides you—stop obfuscating.

Do you remember what life was like before you were born? Hate to burst your bubble, but that is how life will feel to you after you die.

And as far as "resurrection", you really believe that a man was speared in the side, had all the blood drained out of his body, suffered complete organ and brain death, went through rigor mortis, then magically came back to life? No law that says you can't believe it if you wish, but I find it silly to believe knowing that the people who wrote that story had no modern knowledge of human biology back then.

FYI, rising from the dead is not a motif unique to Christianity in ancient mythology.

Now, before you answer, do understand this is not our first rodeo with apologists. 

Other apologists have come back with, "Oh no, he died, but just his "spirit" went on, to avoid the fact that back then, most followers literally believed in a physical resurrection, not just a "spiritual" one. 

There are Christians even today that believe in a physical ascension of their own bodies when the "end times come". 

I'd defy anyone who believes in either myth to spend time in a morgue and see if the bodies get up and move after hours and days of death.