Was a Doctor's Near-Death Experience Truly a Miracle? (believe, heaven, miracles)

[ashleynj]

Surgeon believes she had an NDE. You can find more videos of her story on youtube.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztaCLqo1bJc#t=123



I believe in an afterlife, and I do believe that people can experience NDEs.

[ashleynj]

Here is one more:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GVFaybuIRA

[Amaznjohn]

Of course she had an NDE, but that doesn't suggest something supernatural. She said her scientific inquiry was inconclusive, so why jump to a supernatural explanation without any conclusive evidence?

[expatCA]

Originally Posted by ashleynj

Surgeon believes she had an NDE. You can find more videos of her story on youtube.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztaCLqo1bJc#t=123



I believe in an afterlife, and I do believe that people can experience NDEs.

NDE means:

NEAR death experience, not an actual death.

So of no meaning to any life after death, just an experience while still alive.

[Pleroo]

Originally Posted by expatCA

NDE means:

NEAR death experience, not an actual death.

So of no meaning to any life after death, just an experience while still alive.

Why would you say that an experience like this in the here and now would have no meaning to what happens later on?

[ashleynj]

I believe an NDE is a glimpse of what happens when we die. I think our spirit travels to the other side/heaven, then comes back.

[expatCA]

Originally Posted by Pleroo

Why would you say that an experience like this in the here and now would have no meaning to what happens later on?

No death so no peek as it were.

[expatCA]

Originally Posted by ashleynj

I believe an NDE is a glimpse of what happens when we die. I think our spirit travels to the other side/heaven, then comes back.

Nope as it does not come back once gone unless a resurrection occurs and it isn't time for that yer.

Just a mental scramble do to the imbalance in the mind and body due to the circumstances. Kinda like a ... dream when we sleep.

[Arach Angle]

there are medical miracles every day. I am not over splainin this.

Count the number of people that "died" and "had near death" and total them up. Let's say for a single condition like heart attacks or something. Do it for five years. calc the probability of surviving. The six year predict the % miracles you will see and how many miracles took place.

The problem is they are like lighting. we just don't know enough to do more than that.

[Freak80]

Originally Posted by Pleroo

Why would you say that an experience like this in the here and now would have no meaning to what happens later on?

This individual did not actually die. That's why.