[Jim from C-Town]

The drug regimen for a transplant patient is massive. By no means would the brain or even consciousness survive any such radical surgery.

The attempts at immortality are nothing new. The idea of the fountain of youth springs to mind. They are all symptoms of a lack of faith in an afterlife.

What is unfortunate for so many is that their lack of faith in a Heaven will almost certainly lead to an eternity in Hell. Perhaps a little more work on the spiritual aspects of ones nature would be better spent.

[RoosterRedux]

What is unfortunate for so many is that their lack of faith in a Heaven will almost certainly lead to an eternity in Hell. Perhaps a little more work on the spiritual aspects of ones nature would be better spent.

I'm not sure it's so much a lack of faith in Heaven as it is an absolute refusal to go anywhere that requires obedience to God.

The Hell-bound don't realize it's Hell they are bound for. They think it's an orgy.

[RC one]

as computer processing technology advances, things like this become increasingly possible. Look at how far we have come in the past 50 years. Imagine where we’ll be in another 50 years. Eventually, humans will be immortal one way or the other. I have no doubt about this at all.