To be fair, just saying “there’s not” or “it’s just lights out” isn’t exactly more than faith itself anyway. Do you have any evidence to support your claim? Or just “well, I ain’t seen it!” like how my Dad thinks the moon landing was fake?
A small percentage of people that die and are revived report NDEs of going to an actual hell-like or negative place and having a bad time. I think it’s like 10-15% or so of people that remember anything from and NDE have a “distressing” experience. So there’s a lot of people out there who have seen a “hell,” and you’re ignoring that survey data collected by the University of Virginia at the very least. Seems a bit sloppy, yet confident in yourself. Why?
Though, personally, I think “hell” is just the suffering and fear people heap upon themselves. Two people sitting next to each other on the train can literally be one person in heaven, having the time of their lives, one in a personal hell of anxiety and fear and terror. YMMV I guess.
To be fair, just saying “there’s not” or “it’s just lights out” isn’t exactly more than faith itself anyway. Do you have any evidence to support your claim? Or just “well, I ain’t seen it!” like how my Dad thinks the moon landing was fake?
A small percentage of people that die and are revived report NDEs of going to an actual hell-like or negative place and having a bad time. I think it’s like 10-15% or so of people that remember anything from and NDE have a “distressing” experience. So there’s a lot of people out there who have seen a “hell,” and you’re ignoring that survey data collected by the University of Virginia at the very least. Seems a bit sloppy, yet confident in yourself. Why?
Though, personally, I think “hell” is just the suffering and fear people heap upon themselves. Two people sitting next to each other on the train can literally be one person in heaven, having the time of their lives, one in a personal hell of anxiety and fear and terror. YMMV I guess.