
Oliver
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Near death experiences.What are NDE´s?
Near Death Experiences (NDEs) are not evidence of an afterlife.
Here are 3 reasons why:
There are other reasons why they are terrible evidence of the existence of an afterlife, but I'll start with 3 for the ease of getting some debate going.
- Individual accounts of the afterlife frequently conflict with eachother. A Muslim might say that they visited Jannah when they had their NDE, while a Christian might say that they visited Heaven. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that other's god(s) is/are real.
- What people see in their NDE tends to match what they were taught to believe they would see. If you were raised a Christian, you are almost certain to witness Biblical imagery during your NDE, whilst if you were raised a Hindu, you are almost certain to witness Hindu iconography. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that the other's god(s) is/are real.
- NDEs are completely subjective, anecdotal experiences. They can be embellished, and even completely fabricated, by people who have an agenda to push, i.e. trying to convince people to join their religion.
Some people might argue that that's not true and claim that if the brain isn't getting oxygen or blood flow then you are actually dead. Just because you weren't dead for long doesn't mean that your weren't dead. They argue that it's the same as just crossing the border to another country and only being there for a few minutes but that doesn't mean that they didn't actually go to another country - just not for very long.You aren't dead, that's why its called "Near, death experience"
Your brain isn't mush so in all honesty, i wouldn't get too excited.
Yes, almost everybody say that it was a wonderful experience, so I guess that's comforting at least.That whatever is on the other side is better than here, alot of people who had ndes wishes to comeback to there because living here doesnt make any sense anymore
Id argue you are simply unconscious, asleep to be honest.Some people might argue that that's not true and claim that if the brain isn't getting oxygen or blood flow then you are actually dead. Just because you weren't dead for long doesn't mean that your weren't dead. They argue that it's the same as just crossing the border to another country and only being there for a few minutes but that doesn't mean that they didn't actually go to another country - just not for very long.
Haha yeah, sure thing.Id argue you are simply unconscious, asleep to be honest.
But hey, wont know till we're both dead, right?
Near Death Experiences (NDEs) are not evidence of an afterlife.
Here are 3 reasons why:
There are other reasons why they are terrible evidence of the existence of an afterlife, but I'll start with 3 for the ease of getting some debate going.
- Individual accounts of the afterlife frequently conflict with eachother. A Muslim might say that they visited Jannah when they had their NDE, while a Christian might say that they visited Heaven. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that other's god(s) is/are real.
- What people see in their NDE tends to match what they were taught to believe they would see. If you were raised a Christian, you are almost certain to witness Biblical imagery during your NDE, whilst if you were raised a Hindu, you are almost certain to witness Hindu iconography. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that the other's god(s) is/are real.
- NDEs are completely subjective, anecdotal experiences. They can be embellished, and even completely fabricated, by people who have an agenda to push, i.e. trying to convince people to join their religion.
Don't know if that's true. NDE's are usually universal, regardless of religions, culture, race, gender, etc. People seem to experience similar feelings. They all seem to hear a voice and see a bright light. Another argument is that hallucinations should be individual, so if NDE's are only hallucinations, then all people should experience completely different things, yet their experiences during an NDE is usually very similar.Near Death Experiences (NDEs) are not evidence of an afterlife.
Here are 3 reasons why:
There are other reasons why they are terrible evidence of the existence of an afterlife, but I'll start with 3 for the ease of getting some debate going.
- Individual accounts of the afterlife frequently conflict with eachother. A Muslim might say that they visited Jannah when they had their NDE, while a Christian might say that they visited Heaven. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that other's god(s) is/are real.
- What people see in their NDE tends to match what they were taught to believe they would see. If you were raised a Christian, you are almost certain to witness Biblical imagery during your NDE, whilst if you were raised a Hindu, you are almost certain to witness Hindu iconography. Both cannot be right, unless both are willing to admit that the other's god(s) is/are real.
- NDEs are completely subjective, anecdotal experiences. They can be embellished, and even completely fabricated, by people who have an agenda to push, i.e. trying to convince people to join their religion.
i know one thing to be true is that nobody gets out of here aliveDon't know if that's true. NDE's are usually universal, regardless of religions, culture, race, gender, etc. People seem to experience similar feelings. They all seem to hear a voice and see a bright light. Another argument is that hallucinations should be individual, so if NDE's are only hallucinations, then all people should experience completely different things, yet their experiences during an NDE is usually very similar.