Ep. 443 Lee Strobel on Christianity and Near Death Experiences
Pastor and apologist Lee Strobel recently appeared on Tucker Carlson to discuss his new book on angels and demons. But Bob focuses on Strobel’s own journey from atheism to faith, and his description of near death experiences.
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About the author, Robert
Christian and economist, Chief Economist at infineo, and Senior Fellow with the Mises Institute.
Thanks, Bob.
Do you know of any good resources on the near-death experiences you talked about? I’m a sucker for ghost stories and accounts of exorcisms and the paranormal, etc.
I haven’t read it, but this John Burke book is probably a good one.
You can find just as many equally convincing-sounding stories about psychics like Sylvia Browne. Uri Geller had the whole world convinced he could bend spoons with his mind. People who saw him do it would swear on their children that he wasn’t using trickery. These types fool scientists all the time too, not just regular people. The effect always goes away whenever you bring a decent magician to the party.
Although it would probably be a little bit unethical to do lab experiments about near-death experiences.