ARGUMENT FOR THE LIFE HEREAFTER

Argument for the Life Hereafter ~ 183 ~ reversing in some measure, the inexorable advance of physiological time. Never will he vanquish death.1 Anomalies in the organisation of the present set-up of the universe, which periodically result in minor calamities, are indicative of what is going to happen a on large scale, at some time in the future. The earthquake is the terrestrial phenomenon which most obviously forewarns us of the possible advent of Doomsday. The interior of the earth is, in fact, composed of red-hot semi-molten magma, which is ejected periodically through volcanic activity in the form of lava. Sometimes strong vibrations of the earth’s crust can also be felt. These are produced by the shrinking of the globe due to the cooling process which has been going on for aeons. From time to time, the wrinkling of the earth’s surface assumes gigantic proportions and the resulting earthquakes are like a unilateral attack of nature upon man in which nature definitely has the upper hand. ‘When we remember that only a thin, rocky crust, comparable to the skin of an apple, separates us from the red-hot, semi-molten