Atheism in Naruto

[Pavoneo]

So, to start off I'm not sure if anyone has ever brought this up or not and I'm sorry if I'm just making a repeat thread. So, in Naruto. After you die, you're supposed to go to heaven or hell which makes sense and all.. But Zabuza said something interesting that caught my attention the other day.

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Pretty interesting if you ask me, basically Zabuza said that right after he died on the bridge, he then saw Haku (After Edo Tensei had taken place). There was nothing inbetween the years that it happened, basically instantaneous. Never really thought about it before this too much to be honest. Just thought I'd bring it up.
Side note: Please don't start a religion flame war of which religion is better and etc.

[EDIT] Probably should've made the title of this thread a little different. Probably misleading >.>

 

[GodOfTheUchiha]

Yeah, it was kinda misleading, no matter, no matter. It was a good thread

 

[MMaElite]

Good point. Kakashi was dead. yet he had a full convo with his dad. So whats really going on?

 

[Titania Erza]

Good point. Kakashi was dead. yet he had a full convo with his dad. So whats really going on?

We don't know if he can remember this convo with his father. Perhaps he can't remember andthe one moment he dies and the next he wakes up without remembering anything what happened after he died

 

[Viewtiful]

You accidentally double posted this thread by the way.

 

[MMaElite]

We don't know if he can remember this convo with his father. Perhaps he can't remember andthe one moment he dies and the next he wakes up without remembering anything what happened after he died

that's good thinking!

 

[Viewtiful]

We don't know if he can remember this convo with his father. Perhaps he can't remember andthe one moment he dies and the next he wakes up without remembering anything what happened after he died

Yes he does:

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[Shunsin no Shisui]

Probably, depending on their beliefs i guess.
It could either based on japanese/eastern asian traditions or just ficitonal(made up)?

 

[MilwaukeegHost]

I think its alittle different. After you die, you enter "timelessness". So, they dont remember anything, because them being revived in Edo Tensei means as soon as they died they were no longer a part of "time". When they were revived with Edo, no "time" lapsed yet, because their "life" was not complete. It just continued from the day they died. When they reach a point in real time when they will NEVER be summoned back to earth, they will then enter either Heaven/Hell. ...i think. LOL




-gHost Senju, K.U.S.H. Sage

 

[thai sage]

So, to start off I'm not sure if anyone has ever brought this up or not and I'm sorry if I'm just making a repeat thread. So, in Naruto. After you die, you're supposed to go to heaven or hell which makes sense and all.. But Zabuza said something interesting that caught my attention the other day.

Spoiler

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Pretty interesting if you ask me, basically Zabuza said that right after he died on the bridge, he then saw Haku (After Edo Tensei had taken place). There was nothing inbetween the years that it happened, basically instantaneous. Never really thought about it before this too much to be honest. Just thought I'd bring it up.
Side note: Please don't start a religion flame war of which religion is better and etc.

[EDIT] Probably should've made the title of this thread a little different. Probably misleading >.>

Kinda weird though seeing how when Kakashi was dying he was able to see and talk to his father again

 

[Pavoneo]

You accidentally double posted this thread by the way.

Yeah, I don't even know how that happened :s

+ Guys awesome points I didn't think of, this is confusing. xD

 

[MarkPaul]

Its because Kishi is a buddhist. They dont believe in Heaven or Hell -___-.

 

[Ngylle]

maybe they does not fallow our religous point of view of hell and heaven