As evidence for NDEs accumulates, we hear from cardiologists rather than mediums on the subject and that is a promising development for future research.
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Gemini informed her that she was married to a guy she’d never heard of who had died in the 1980s. But think of the entertainment potential…
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Deathbed experiences that include knowledge of information not otherwise communicated to the experiencer would seem to rule out naturalistic explanations.
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Fr. Hilbert shows that we have not found anything that justifies a Darwinian approach to life as somehow more compatible with science than a Christian one.
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As Sean McDowell points out, a research physician like Dr. Aufderheide, with nothing much to gain from telling the story, should be taken seriously.
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Allstate needs to remember: If the shout hits the fan, don’t start threatening media. Nothing spreads the story faster or guarantees it more publicity than that
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In my view, an outreach of the sort the BBC Media Action CEO describes is best funded by disparate private philanthropists who have an interest in media.
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A seven-year-old girl who was a near-fatal drowning victim reported things that she saw during a state of clinical death that were later confirmed
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Mark Twain and Michael Shermer each had an anomalous experience that he could not explain but would not deny.
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One thing they are doing for sure is casting doubt on the value of evolutionary biology itself, in a way no Darwin doubter, however strong his argument, could.
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The great Catholic theologian Aquinas noted that “what happens in the working of nature is either always, or mostly, for the better,” which rules out chance.
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Cat intelligence is often underrated but the human mind belongs to an entirely different order of being from the feline mind.
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Cory Franklin warns that, when you introduce politics into science, all you are left with is the politics.
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The comparison doesn’t really work but it underlines the *doctrine* that human intelligence is just another type of animal intelligence.
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The basic problem with a federal government funding news media is that the real audience becomes — not the private news seeker — but that government.
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Even at that point they can tell sounds from languages they have never even heard apart.
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But why should we be so certain that visual recognition is the criterion for self-awareness? Some fish, ants and mice pass the mirror test but dogs often don’t.
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Message to LinkedIn: The origin of COVID is not even a politically sensitive topic any more! Whoever you are protecting, you can just stop.
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The assumed equivalence between animal behavior and the human mind is a feature of contemporary science beliefs, not of evidence.
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Alberto Chierici realized that a machine can analyze information about a sunrise but can never experience it as a moment of “quiet awe.”
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