 If there is reason to think that mind-body dualism is true, then there is reason to think that a person’s survival of death is logically possible. But dualism has come upon hard times lately, and is widely regarded as being discredited. Whether or not this is warranted, dualism is undoubtedly subject to a number of objections, though these are not necessarily more severe than the difficulties that attend materialism (see the entry on  dualism,  also Koons and Bealer (eds.) 2010). For a positive case for dualism, see Loose, Menuge, &amp; Moreland 2018 (The Blackwell Companion to Substance Dualism). In view of this let us consider also the possibility of survival given some form of  materialism.[2]