Near Death Experiences – Why Liberals Try to Explain Them.

Last friday, CNN had an article titled ” Doctor Says Near-Death Experiences are in the Mind”.

The gist: These so-called near-death experiences (a misnomer actually; you are clinically dead) are simply chemical activity in the brain – nothing more.

This organic theory for NDEs is absolutely loved by atheists. The message? There is no after-life; death is final.The message to the sub-concious? Live it up. Do what you want. There is no God, therefore no sin, and no judgement (the bane of the liberal mind). This is why liberals abhor judgement in the real world – being suspicious of Muslims, denying (or trying to explain away)  black crime statistics, gay relationships, and fatherless children – all those involve a judgement. To have a judgement, you must have a right and wrong to base that judgement on. To have a right and wrong, invites guilt and the possibility of having to give up a very pleasurable behavior – or making a painful observation of someone, including the self. That’s intolerable, to the liberal atheist mind.

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Life After Death: It’s Real, According to Science.

A 3 year study by biological scientists pointed to the reality of life after death.

In this Time article, science seems to buy into the notion that there is life after death. That’s what we Christians have been saying all along. Does this PROVE there is life after death? Well, about as much as you can prove there is global warming – if you apply the same standards they do – it looks that way, so it must be that way.

Liberals have probably the lion’s share of atheists, from what I can see. Maybe this article will give them pause, since for them, science is God.

Q: What sort of methods will this project use to try and verify people’s claims of “near-death” experience? A: When your heart stops beating, there is no blood getting to your brain. And so what happens is that within about ten seconds, brain activity ceases —as you would imagine. Yet paradoxically, ten or 20 percent of people who are then brought back to life from that period, which may be a few minutes or over an hour, will report having consciousness. So the key thing here is, are these real, or is it some sort of illusion? So the only way to tell is to have pictures only visible from the ceiling and nowhere else, because they claim they can see everything from the ceiling. So if we then get a series of 200 or 300 people who all were clinically dead, and yet they’re able to come back and tell us what we were doing and were able see those pictures, that confirms consciousness really was continuing even though the brain wasn’t functioning.

I encourage you to check out the article.

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