Near Death Experience ( real )

My adversary offered the following points.(1) Because we are made out of chemicals, does not mean we do not have a conscious.I agree somewhat if we define what it conscious is. While this is not a philosophical debate, it is entirely irrelevant to the topic at hand. Consciousness would have nothing to do with an NDE. Most of the NDES people claim to have, are experiences of an out of body sort. Where their soul leaves their body, and they get to see the afterlife or any other vivid thing within their brain. A conscious and a soul are two entirely different things. A "soul" is a trade mark placed on us by religion. There is no way to even verify we have a soul. Conscious is a mix of chemicals and morality all all in one. So if you wanted to say that just because we are made of chemicals does not mean we have a soul, this would still be a gaps argument. There is no way to even verify what we think of as a soul exists. It is just an assumption brought abut by religion. http://plato.stanford.edu...(2) If NDES were brought about by death of the brain, everyone would have them. Also patients with high levels of oxygen have experienced this. Everyone who died would not experience them. If you notice mos people who have them see what they want to see in a way. I would wager almost 90 percent of NDES as we define them are experienced by religious people or people who believe in faith. Possibly even some people who are battling with faith. When the brain starts to shut down and malfunctions, religious people will often see God or angels coming for them. They will say they saw a light at the end of the tunnel. Muslims whom experience these things, claim to see Allah or paradise. I am asserting that due to what is within our conscious and the knowledge that we have, an NDE could be invoked. If look further into this people who have no religious affiliation often have weird images when they are about to pass as well. Me being engaged to and spending time with a nurse experience this quite often. Some of the elderly people were my fiance work, when they are about to pass will see all kinds of things. Some will complain about cars driving on the wall, and other will say they see angels. If you just use common logic, it will tell you that it is your brain slowly dying because your body is decaying, producing these images. As my previous source from the prior round has shown, this is verified by multiple tests and experiments. As far as people with high oxygen levels having these experiences, it is irrelevant. i addressed this earlier. It is not specific to one cause. Anything that causes trauma to the body or harm, possibly even shock can result in vivid images being seen. http://www.healthline.com...In closingMy adversary has shown nothing to support his theory or resolve his claim. He states that NDES are actually out of body experiences that are experienced by people. While people hallucinating may be a fact, the actual experience of the NDE is not. I have shown this through multiple sites and presented numerous facts to support it. He has debated from mere opinion, while I have shown facts to support my claims. This is a Gap argument, similar to what we see in religion. Because something can not be fully defined because of personal experience, we fill it in with an answer that we like. While this is comforting, it is not accurate.