What can we learn from near-death experiences?
Journalist Heather Tomlinson continues her exploration on near-death experiences in light of a recent Big Conversation on this topic
Near-death experiences (NDE) are a fascinating phenomenon, whatever your beliefs. Although they vary in detail, there are common elements (see this article). They usually lead to radical transformation in the people who experience them (see here). It is common for people to say they cannot find words for the extremes of love and goodness of God that they witness – or the horror, if they had a negative NDE.
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