Afterlife: The Beautiful Lie

A Philosophical and Scientific Inquiry Into the Myth of Life After Death

De: Miles Hart

Narrado por: Dr. Jon Cleland Host

What if everything you were told about the afterlife was a lie? This explosive audiobook tears down the myth of heaven and hell with sharp logic, science, and fearless questioning. From Islamic doctrines to Christian promises and Hindu reincarnation. we examine it all. Learn how these beliefs distort justice, ruin mental health, and rob us of the only life we truly have. What if everything you believe about the afterlife is a carefully crafted illusion? Afterlife: The Beautiful Lie, is a fearless and uncompromising journey through the myths of heaven, hell, souls, and reincarnation.

Drawing from science, psychology, and philosophy, this audiobook dismantles the comforting lies sold by religion and exposes the harsh, liberating truth: death is real, and final, and that's exactly what makes life meaningful. From Islamic doctrines to Christian promises and Eastern reincarnation tales, this audiobook tears through dogma with sharp logic and evidence. It explores how the myth of an afterlife distorts justice, fuels control, triggers fear, and traps generations in guilt. But this is not just a audiobook of destruction, it’s a guide to freedom. It shows how morality, purpose, peace, and legacy can thrive, without gods, without heaven, and without hell. This is not a book for the faithful. This is a audiobook for the brave.

©2025 Miles Hart (P)2025 Miles Hart

Shallow pseudo intellectual w an axe to grind.

I am a physician. Fairly well read. Not even close to a theist myself. Have read and studied every line of argument for and against God, science, faith, etc.

This book is nothing but a superficial, pathetically researched, opinion piece. Nothing more. Sweeping generalizations that all of us critical thinkers have asked over and over again w no facts, citations, or proof of his own. These are arguments and opinions no further developed that what I had synthesized on my own in high school seminary.

Further, it is read in the most condescending way, offering such an auditory distain to clearly belittle anyone who may disagree or think critically. Exactly what they accuse religion of doing.

I am agnostic at best, w no more intellectual argument than anyone else. However, no matter your beliefs and views, please use sources and authors that have something to add to your knowledge. Not simply bathroom wall graffiti.