On these pages you can find the testimonies of people who are living today and who had a near-death experience (NDE) and have been in the very presence of Jesus Christ. NDEs such as these dramatically change the lives of those who have them and can even change the lives of those who read about them. These testimonies are firsthand eyewitness accounts of experiences in afterlife realms which you will not find in the Bible. It is unfortunate that the Bible is strangely silent about these matters. The bishops who decided which writings to include into canon chose to not include some writings because they feared they were not orthodox. This included all the writings describing afterlife experiences, such as the "Apocalypse of Paul" which reads remarkably like NDE testimony, and even the Book of Revelation and the Gospel of John almost got the axe because they was suspected to be unorthodox.

Religious faith is inferior to NDE knowledge:  The spiritual treasure found within these NDE testimonies have the power to transform faith (which by definition implies the possibility of doubt) into sure knowledge (which by definition implies absolute certainty) because of the light they shed on particular problematic Christian doctrines. Along with the NDE testimonies, I provide supporting information from the Bible, early Christian and Jewish writings, and historical information for people who seek answers to critical questions concerning particular controversial orthodox Christian doctrines which have been problematic for many people throughout history. The table below lists some of the most critical that need to be answered and which are answered within these web pages:

According to NDE research and early Christian writings, the above answers in green text are the false answers. The answers above in blue text are the correct ones. The links below connect to web pages which will explain in great detail why this is the case. Because early Christianity was so different than Christianity as it is practiced today, many scholars have said that the entire teachings of Jesus had more in common with Buddhism than it does with Christianity as it is practiced today. This is because the early Christian writings discovered in 1945 and the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 has given scholars a better picture of the early Christians. They were Jews who did not renounce their Jewish religion. They were believers in reincarnation and taught a special form of "resurrection" that had to do with becoming spiritually "born again." They believed that Jesus was a very, very special man but not God. They believed that Jesus would return within their generation. As you will see, the evidence also shows that the early Christians were much more believers in mysticism than probably most people are aware of today.

Christian NDE and Reincarnation

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"He who overcomes I will make a pillar in the temple of my God. Never again will he leave it." - Jesus Christ, Revelation 3:12