Are out-of-body experiences (OBEs) proven to be illusions if we can trigger the brain to produce them? My answer is ‘NO’. Find out why!

If the materialistic model is correct on near-death experiences (NDEs) and out-of-body experiences (OBEs) at all, we should be completely unable to find any veridicality (statements corresponding with reality) among OBE perceptions. But Doctor Bruce Greyson and counseling professor Janice Miner Holden have found some OBE perceptions to be accurate.

Are near-death experiences reproducible in the laboratory? Can we reproduce them through the use of psychedelic drugs? Are near-death experiences illusions invented by the brain, or are they evidence for an afterlife?

Have you made multiple trips back and forth between your childhood Christian faith and the unbelief of your adulthood? Listen to my story about finally finding peace with Christ in my early 30’s.

Here, I discuss my interpretation of some recent things that were said by theoretical physicist, Avi Loeb, on the topic of spirituality, science, and the potential for extraterrestrial intelligence.

God visited my atheist friend in the hospital, and he wants to tell you his story.

Watch this YouTube video of my friend interviewing me about what it felt like to live as an atheist, and what it feels like to come back to Christianity.

Misfortune likes to befall you without consent. My church friends and I were not prepared for the misfortune of 7/09/2023. But we braved the storm and we had the peace that surpasses all understanding.

Should we always assume that the placebo effect heals us instead of God? Is the naturalistic explanation always the best explanation? What should we think about miracles that are not explained by the placebo effect?

Are miracles false, exaggerated, and misperceived events? Or do they truly happen? This takes a look at Lee Strobel’s book The Case For Miracles.