What happens after you die?

Nothing?
No one can know?
Something (possibly or surely)? What?
The same for all?
Not the same for all? It depends ... on what?
- Jesus offered the prospect of eternal life.
Eternal life is the reward of what?
- Faith?
Belief in Jesus? As necessary or as sufficient or neither?
If you do not gain eternal life, what happens?
- Nothing?

Something? Hell? What is hell? Eternal torture? External soul estrangement? Or a symbol of the "second death" -- the extinction of a soul who refused to say YES to the offer of progressive adventure?
Are popular ideas of hell consistent with the teachings of Jesus?

"Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul; rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in hell" [Gehenna, the Valley of Hinnom -- the dump four miles west of Jerusalem where garbage was burned]. Mathew 10.28 Cf. "And I say to you, my friends and disciples, be not afraid of those who can kill the body, but who are not able to destroy the soul; rather put your trust in Him who is able to sustain the body and save the soul."

Are popular conceptions of hell consistent with the affirmation of the goodness of God?
Is the hope of eternal life consistent with science?
The relations between religion and science. http://ctns.org
- Difference
- Distinction
- Independence
Complementary of science in religion, cooperating to develop an adequate comprehension of human beings and the universe.

The issue of priority: when there seems to be a clash, which one should adjust to the other?

Note the difference between scientifically established facts and scientific hypotheses, theories, speculations, and associated philosophic attitudes.
Science describes structures and processes that philosophy can interpret as functioning in accord with define purpose.