Sad.
"There are near-death experiences, and that is thousands of people who have been very close to death, they have been declared clinically dead or in some cases no brain function, and they report all over the world a surprisingly uniform experience."
Dinesh D'Souza, author of "Life after death: The evidence"
Proof of 'Life After Death'
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,571907,00.html
Thursday, November 05, 2009
This is a rush transcript from Fox News "On the Record".
This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
It seems to me that the author has missed the obvious here.
Is it just me, or are these near-death experiences going to be similar in nature because the world's post-death myths have global similarities? They are all human near-death experiences after all.
If you read the article, this dude seems a bit thick, I don't think he is, but his answers, and thereby one would assume the book he's plugging, seem beside even his own point!
Comparing an Alzheimers sufferers brain to the dying brain of a previously healthy individual seems not merely irrelevant but nonsensical!
Then there's the further point and question raised by My Sick Bones (http://mysickbones.blogspot.com/).
"1. What would I know of New York if I had a Near-NewYork experience. Nothing + anyway how do people know it was near death how near? 2. Being close to 'not alive' tells you nothing of death because death is absence of life."Makes you wonder...
With rational barrel bottom scraping of this calibre on display in the author's 'promo' interviews, it's probably a book to avoid but if you want to find out for yourself it's Here
However, if you want to find out
what really happens when you die go
HERE
Thanks to Mattcinci's Tweeting for highlighting this nutball.
PEACE
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