NDE's are evidence for an afterlife

NDES Definition: A near-death experience (NDE) refers to a broad range of personal experiences associated with impending death, encompassing multiple possible sensations including detachment from the body; feelings of levitation; total serenity, security, or warmth; the experience of absolute dissolution; and the presence of a light. http://en.wikipedia.org... I will present my purporting evidence to show that NDE's are evidence of life after to my opponent. EVIDENCES (1)People born blind can see during an NDE. [Dr. Kenneth Ring and Sharon Cooper completed a two-year study into the NDEs of the blind. They published their findings in a book entitled "Mindsight" in which they documented the solid evidence of 31 cases in which blind people report visually accurate information obtained during an NDE. Perhaps the best example in his study is that of a forty-five year old blind woman by the name of Vicki Umipeg. Vicki was born blind, her optic nerve having been completely destroyed at birth because of an excess of oxygen she received in the incubator. Yet, she appears to have been able to see during her NDE. Her story is a particularly clear instance of how NDEs of the congenitally blind can unfold in precisely the same way as do those of sighted persons.] (2) Out-of-body perception during NDEs have been verified. First and most importantly, there are many well documented cases where the NDEer while out of body were able to see specific details and hear conversations in other rooms and far away places that they couldn"t have known about beforehand, and yet upon returning to the body find that what they saw or heard was in fact verified to be accurate and true. This is a phenomena that skeptics and materialists still haven"t been able to explain away no matter how hard they try. Blackmore herself knows about these cases and even mentions them in her book, but she dismisses it simply by stating that she doesn"t believe them. This of course reflects the closed mental model of skeptics who dismiss facts and data that don"t fit into their hypotheses. If NDE"s and OBE"s were just dreams or hallucinations, then these perceptions at a distance wouldn"t turn out to be accurate. The separation of spirit from body or the mind"s ability to remote view are the best hypotheses that fit this well documented data. The most famous OBE case was from Pam Reynolds. (3) Children Have NDEs Similar To Adults Yup. That's the final nail to close all of this skeptical thought onto this. Young adolescenes who haven't yet been indoctrinated to religion nor heard anything about religious figures (such as Jesus) see them a lot in the "Afterlife." And they are very close and similar to adults. So much for wishful thinking. http://iands.org... http://www.near-death.com... http://www.pamkircher.com... http://www.horizonresearch.org... (4) This is evidence that supports consciousness is telepathic. (Also it proves that our minds may seperate prior to death) Although, it has nothing to do with NDE's but, the God helmet was originally designed to disprove any supernatural but, instead the inventor of the helmet saw it the other way around. http://www.skeptiko.com... http://www.youtube.com... (5) There are theories supporting how consciousness may leave the body prior to death or the cause behind an NDE. http://www.dailymail.co.uk...