Do you consider this proof God exists?

[Anonymous]

Some people who have had a near death experience have claimed they saw God.

[PavlovsCogk]

At this point it is better not to use the word "God."

They saw life after death? Then call it proof of life after death. ﾠ

Yet that general statement does not even specify which realm it is.

That's called a scientific thought process, not jumping to conclusions, the conclusion that a certain religion is the only right one. Nor the braindead (pun intended) blindness to the spiritual realms - that stance is filled with falacies, which you see in opinions below.

It's mind boggling how people even manage to stay ignorant to the spiritual, like it totally lacks logic. If the physical reality arose out of something non physical, then why are we simultaneously assuming that the non physical source of the physical has now disappeared? Again, i don't even use words like "God" due to preconceptions and triggers associated with that idea.

[strateguy632]

The doubt is if they saw the same god as each other. When i first heard about it, i wondered if a jew saw his god but the Christian saw his god... meaning whatever was already INSIDE, not really seeing god.

Later i actually read a study and indeed christians reported they saw relatives and jesus but jews said they saw god... not the same "vision" so...

they refuted each other and indicated they saw whatever was already inside, as i suspected , not like left body. This coincided with panthero80 here. That lack of oxygen caused a dream, seeing what was inside. Not outside of body, just a dream.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Near death experiences are pretty fascinating when they’re not being used as christian propaganda.

[Anonymous]

Maybe , but it could have also been a hallucination , those happen a lot during death

[OneViewpoint]

No that is not proof of god. That is proof of the human brain coping with extreme trauma as your body shuts down. Basically dreaming. Going unconscious. Losing awareness of your senses. That is the last scenario where I'd believe anyone's account of their experiences.

[Kaneki05]

Oh of course that's why when I saw a leprechaun I knew the Irish was right! There is no way that experience could've been just something odd that happens, must be proof.

[exitseven]

I had near death experience and I experienced something I cannot explain. It was not God but it was a feeling that I was connected to other people who have had the same experience.

[slatyb]

Not at all. People claim things all the time. That doesn't make them true. It just means that they attributed their experience to God.

[slatyb]

People who don't believe in God never claim that they saw God on their deathbed.

[AngryCarl2]

I believe they saw something. Most say they saw a light which they believed to be God. Their conviction that they saw God isn't really a scientific proof.

[jshm2]

No. It is testimony, not "proof".

[Panthero80]

It is possible, but it could also be a type of psychological dissociation due to stress or hallucination due to blood flow impairment to brain tissue.

[jahaims]

No lmfao

[Staximus]

No, I don't

[In_Trance]

Nope

[Anonymous]

Ahaha interesting