Death as a fact of life Book

A very interesting and informative book on a subject none of us want to talk about, and one that all of us will experience. This book is fascinating, troubling, and yet gives many answers to questions we think about, and might even be afraid to ask. Brennan does a very good job of discussing the science, the religious, and the historical aspects of death. There are near clinical descriptions of the actual physical process of death, to chapters on the many theories on how we might meet our demise. The historical research is very interesting, and the way different cultures and religions regard death is also enlightening.