This guy saw The Flying Spaghetti Monster.
There are many NDEs from other countries and many different religions. Check out some of these sites:
http://www.neardeathsite.com/index.php
http://www.nderf.org/NDERF/NDE_Archives/NDERF_NDEs.htm
http://iands.org/nde-stories.html
I first recall a May 1974 Reader’s Digest story on the subject, and it included several atheists describing NDEs, in similar terms as Christians.
No. It's a well-known scientific fact that no Mormons, Krishnas or Buddhists have ever had any near death experiences.
I would have thought you'd know this...
LMAO!!!!
Don’t have any links, but I’ve read many, many write ups of NDEs that happened to non-Christians, some similar to Christian experiences, some quite different. Even when the person experiencing the vision was an atheist who didn’t believe in life after death, the experience rarely changed their belief system any, and when it did, the change was often short lived. Whether the vision was of a pleasant afterlife or outright hell, they generally embrace the theory that it’s just the brain creating something at one end of the clinical death period or the other.
For that matter, many of the Christians had visions that don’t line up so well with the Bible. Unless we’re heading for very different afterlives, they can’t all be true. From a Christian perspective, some of them may be true, and some of them may be misdirection created by Satan.
The Holy Koran tells the tale of the near-death experience pf the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) in which he finds himself alone and outnumbered in a manger, in Bethlehem, amongst the cows, bulls, camels, sheep, rams and billy-goats he violated over the course of his filthy life.
Only when I hear a liberal speech.