[Billy_bob_bob]

I'm an athiest myself, but right now I'm finding some of the most interesting arguments for "something more" to be coming from the "near-death experiences" that have been documented. I found this site to be worth reading.

[tortoise]

I'm an athiest myself, but right now I'm finding some of the most interesting arguments for "something more" to be coming from the "near-death experiences" that have been documented.

"Near-death experiences" are a very poor case, since we've known how to artificially induce them for decades (without harming or killing a person of course). It is a fairly well understood neurophysiological effect and has no relationship to anything supernatural.

[Vinnie]

MSNBC had a special dealing with NDE. Howard Storm's story was one of those profiled. Very convincing.

[Maelstrom]

Never needed to go into that much detail myself.

By all known science and logic, I should be dead, I should be dead a dozen times over.

My Lord, God exists, and He loves me though I am but a sinner.
I am grateful for the Gift of Life, and I have sorely abused it, I will accept God's Divine Judgement in due course.