Near-Death experiences are of interest to Philosophers because they deal with the afterlife and what a person truly is. Philosophers in their quest for knowledge are interested in the truth about near-death experiences and how they fit in a broader worldview. Watch this video and the ones below to catch a glimpse into the reasonableness of believing these unbelievable testimonies.
Philosophers frequently use near death experiences as a compelling reason to believe in the existence of the soul, that life after death is a reality we must all deal with, and ultimately that God exists.
Dr. JP Moreland
Philosopher, Talbot School of Theology
Dr. William Lane Craig
Philosopher, Talbot School of Theology
Gary R. Habermas, Ph.D.
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary
Gary R. Habermas, Ph.D.
Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary
Frédéric Lenoir
French Philosopher
“Our data suggests that these so-called out-of-body experiences, at least when they occur in the cardiac arrest setting, cannot be defined as an hallucination.”
“Les expériences de mort imminente, de mieux en mieux étudiées depuis les années 1970, invitent à ne pas prendre entièrement au sérieux la chronologie épicurienne, purement extérieure. Ces expériences amplifient en effet considérablement les ressentis et les perspectives d’avenir, établissant ainsi un temps intérieur que les sujets mourants vivent comme s’il était illimité.”