I 'm glad your father made it. I have seen dozens dying on any type of hospital bed you can imagine. Some were brought back, some were not. Even though experiences are always exciting to hear, I would never put my trust in the oxygen deprived human brain.
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Thank you.
When we are discussing deceased humans, I would, we have no other human experience to base our 'beliefs' on... :)
I think the human experience is way too often pushed to the side, because science.
Science says, give me one miracle - the big bang, from there, we can explain everything.
Well, I believe, if science gets one miracle, then so do I.
All the same, love, respect.
I don't think any scientist would describe the big bang as a miracle in the same sense that a believer would describe what he considers a miracle.
''Experience'' in the way it is used here, is just an interpretation of an event and it varies according to how each individual brain perceives it. It can be appreciated, taken into consideration but never accepted as a fact.