Christians:Can Near Death Experiences (NDEs) be considered evidence of the Christian idea of afterlife when NDEs [Spirituality & Religion]
[b]experienced by people of other faiths result in them experiencing visions appropriate to the culture and religion they were raised in?[/b]
That is to say, either NDEs cannot be used to validate the truth of Christianity [i]or[/i] NDEs can be used to validate the truth of every religion equally.
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As someone who has died and been resuscitated, i can tell you from my experience that it'a sll a myth, when you die, you die, black, nothingness, no pearly gates, no purgatory, no hell, just blank, black. I was brought back to life after 5 minutes of my heart being stopped completely, no pulse, nothing. So forgive me if i am very skeptical at anything called an "NDE", I had an "FDE" fully dead experience and saw nothing at all...
Wow that's scary. But NDE's are a real thing that happens. They are not something that happens to everyone but they do happen. I just don't think they're anything but the hallucinations of a dying brain.
@Pikachu You may well be right, i don't think anyone knows where or how or why but it just didn't happen to me, shit happens and i was lucky, very lucky.
