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Clear searchTal Brooke · Christian investigation · 1979
…e places popular claims about death, consciousness, spirit guides, reincarnation, and the afterlife alongside the Christian revelation and asks what these experiences actually prove. It is useful apologetic and discernment reading for a subject on which personal testimony is ofte…
View recommendation →Near-death experiences, neuroscience, and the authority of Christ
…g many The Christian case does not rest upon assembling enough modern accounts to make an afterlife seem probable. It rests upon Jesus Christ, crucified and bodily raised in history. An NDE survivor approached death and returned to mortal life. Jesus passed through death, rose in…
Read article →Not escape from the body, but its redemption
Christian hope reaches beyond a disembodied afterlife to the bodily resurrection, the renewal of creation, and life with the risen Christ.
Read article →The Gospel, Human Perception, and the Illuminating Work of the Holy Spirit
…He hears a demand for conformity to a human organisation, reinforced by threats about the afterlife. For someone else, God means a powerful being who inhabits the universe and insists on obedience. The immediate question is understandable: Why should this being have authority ove…
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