Why do so many NDEs appear to confirm reincarnation. What do you all think??

[Deborah_]

In what way do any NDEs confirm reincarnation? I've never heard that suggestion before.

My mother had several NDEs as a child, though without ever being near death. (It was the effect of the anaesthetic used by the dentist whenever she had teeth removed). She found them terrifying (probably because she wasn't dying and so couldn't explain the sensations in a satisfactory way). So personally, I believe they are "real" experiences but not necessarily true experiences of death.

[Dennis1209]

12 hours ago, Jedi4Yahweh said:

Yes, I believe NDEs are real.  I have never had one but I have had family members and friends that have had ND/out-of-body experience, where they died, left their bodies but could still see their body and other people in a room and hear them talking and was able to tell them what they were talking about in detail after they came back into their body.

It is interesting, and I think they are real, also. I do not know much about the subject, and I have more questions than answers. NDEs seem to be the exception rather than the rule. There also seems to be a supernatural element involved with many. Medical science cannot explain the phenomenon.

Thomas Horn has a very believable testimony on his NDE. According to Horn, he was given a remarkable prediction about the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI to the day. Popes die in office; they don’t resign or retire. He published a best-selling book about his vision a year in advance. Sure enough, to the day, Benedict officially resigned as Horn predicted, and Horn gave the reasons for the resignation.

Amos 3:7 Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.

This question arises. Are there modern-day prophets, or is all prophecy contained in what the Bible records? I have always believed in the latter. “IF” there are modern-day prophets, we can only know after the fulfillment of an event, 100% accurate, 100% of the time. The OT conceals God’s plan, and the NT reveals God’s plan.

Dr. Thomas Horn also had an alarming vision about the coming asteroid Apophis and wrote a book about it. If anyone is interested, they can buy the book. Horn makes a compelling case that this “Apophis” could be “Wormwood.”

It would be interesting to know how many NDEs true born-again believers have c.f. non-believers. Is it possible that at the very last moment, before a person gives up their eternal soul, they will cry out mentally for Jesus to save them and believe? What about the millisecond before a high-speed head-on automobile crash? How is it possible that a person’s entire life can flash before their eyes in less than one second under extreme duress?

Could some of these NDEs be deceptions from the demonic supernatural world to prevent the Salvation of some souls?

Ephesians 6:16 Above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. [emphasis added]

What are these fiery darts, and where and how do they enter us?

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[The_Patriot21]

I'd like to see the actual stats on this...like first off how do they confirm it and how do you know a lot of them? What's your source? What percentage is a lot? Etc.

[Jedi4Yahweh]

3 hours ago, The_Patriot21 said:

I'd like to see the actual stats on this...like first off how do they confirm it and how do you know a lot of them? What's your source? What percentage is a lot? Etc.

I am pretty sure there is no way to confirm supernatural experiences using scientific methods.   Many people have had these experiences and I don't believe they are making this stuff up.

Paul writes about where he knew someone that went up into the third heaven and said he was unable to confirm if it was in the body or out-of-body but said this person saw things that they were not able speak about.

Ezekiel had a supernatural experience while he was living in Babylon, where God took him supernaturally to Jerusalem to show him all the abominations that were taking place at the Temple.

Apostle John, wrote about his supernatural experience, where God called him up to heaven to show him things about the future and to write about them.

Many other cases in the bible such as Enoch, Elijah, Lazarus, Phillip, etc....

Edited October 16, 2022 by Jedi4Yahweh

[The_Patriot21]

15 minutes ago, Jedi4Yahweh said:

I am pretty there is no way to confirm supernatural experiences using scientific methods.   Many people have had these experiences and I don't believe they are making this stuff up.

Paul writes about where he knew someone that went up into the third heaven and said he was unable to confirm if it was in the body or out-of-body but said this person saw things that they were not able speak about.

Ezekiel had a supernatural experience while he was living in Babylon, where God took him supernaturally to Jerusalem to show him all the abominations that were taking place at the Temple.

Apostle John, wrote about his supernatural experience, where God called him up to heaven to show him things about the future and to write about them.

Many other cases in the bible such as Enoch, Elijah, Lazarus, Phillip, etc....

I'm not asking anyone to confirm them-Im asking the op, or whomever to back up their claim. Which can be done scientifically.

The claim is a lot of NDEs confirm reincarnation. Well, what percentage is a "lot" and what actual % of NDEs confirm reincarnation?

At which point what kind of NDE actually confirms reincarnation? No definition here from the OP.

If that claim cannot be substantiated, then it cannot be said NDEs confirm reincarnation.

 

[Starise]

NDE yes, although sources are to be taken lightly.

Reincarnation is a lie of the devil." It is appointed to men ONCE to die. After that the judgement".

[Jedi4Yahweh]

5 minutes ago, The_Patriot21 said:

I'm not asking anyone to confirm them-Im asking the op, or whomever to back up their claim. Which can be done scientifically.

The claim is a lot of NDEs confirm reincarnation. Well, what percentage is a "lot" and what actual % of NDEs confirm reincarnation?

At which point what kind of NDE actually confirms reincarnation? No definition here from the OP.

If that claim cannot be substantiated, then it cannot be said NDEs confirm reincarnation.

 

Okay, apologize, I misunderstood.

[Amigo42]

21 hours ago, ayin jade said:

The bible speaks against reincarnation.

 

True.  Now, I want to be clear.  I don't personally believe in reincarnation. Can't imagine coming back to this jacked up world.  However, I can't deny that so many NDEs mention what they interpret as reincarnation.  I personally think it is being confused with the reality that we are all connected to God, so one can see other people's lives, and it can feel as if it is them personally.

[Amigo42]

21 hours ago, missmuffet said:

Reincarnation is not biblical. I do not support NDE's.

How about a great majority that see Jesus?

[missmuffet]

Just now, Amigo42 said:

How about a great majority that see Jesus?

What great majority? Explain.