Death

=== Christianity ===
{{See also|Soul in the Bible|Second death|Resurrection of the dead#Christianity}}
[[File:Paradiso Canto 31.jpg|thumb|In Dante's [[Paradiso (Dante)|Paradiso]], Dante is with Beatrice, staring at the highest heavens.]]

While there are different sects of Christianity with different branches of belief, the overarching ideology on death grows from the knowledge of the afterlife. After death, the individual will undergo a separation from mortality to immortality; their soul leaves the body entering a realm of spirits. Following this separation of body and spirit (death), [[resurrection]] will occur.<ref>{{Cite journal|date=September 1915|title=A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Second Epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians. Alfred Plummer|journal=The Biblical World|volume=46|issue=3|page=192|doi=10.1086/475371|issn=0190-3578}}</ref> Representing the same transformation [[Jesus|Jesus Christ]] embodied after his body was placed in the tomb for three days, each person's body will be resurrected, reuniting the spirit and body in a perfect form. This process allows the individual's soul to withstand death and transform into life after death.<ref>{{Cite encyclopedia |title=Resurrection – Resurrection of Christ |doi=10.1163/2468-483x_smuo_com_003831 |encyclopedia=Sacramentum Mundi Online}}</ref>