What if everything you thought you knew about death was wrong? From the moment we are born, one question shadows every breath we take: Do we have to die? In this groundbreaking and thought-provoking exploration, George H. Baxter takes you on a journey through the greatest mystery of all time. Drawing on science, philosophy, religion, and cutting-edge technology, this book examines death not as an ending, but as a puzzle that has shaped every human life, every culture, and every belief system since the dawn of history. Inside these pages, you will discover: Why death isn't as simple as you think - the surprising science that reveals death is a process, not a single moment How ancient traditions and modern medicine define death in radically different ways The biology of aging - and why scientists now believe we may be able to slow it, or even reverse it Mind-bending frontiers of research: consciousness uploading, reprogramming cells, young blood experiments, and the search for immortality The ethics of living forever - Should we? What would it mean for love, meaning, and the value of life itself? A profound reflection on what it truly means to live well in the face of mortality Written in clear, engaging language, Do We Have to Die? asks the biggest question of all with honesty and curiosity. It challenges everything we think we know about life's ending and invites us to rethink how we live today. Whether you are fascinated by science, drawn to philosophy, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of life's ultimate mystery, this book will change the way you see life, death, and yourself. What if death isn't the end, but a question we have never dared to fully understand?