> this was a difficult question for me as well. its not a difficult question if you have a panentheistic view of god. god is us and sufferers through us, when christ said he is god and his blood is like wine and his body is like bread, i believe he was referring to this way of thinking, that the atoms and structure of the universe is god and even in death you're never really gone, just rearranged structurally and his ideas will live on in the mind of god, that is why he rose from the grave and ascended into the heaves, by the heavens they were referring to the collective mind of humanity.
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