IS GOD DEAD? - Benvenuti, M. D. James Paul
12,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in 1-2 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Nietzsche wrote >100 years ago that "God is Dead". TIME magazine asked on its cover - "Is God Dead?" in 1966 based on the theology of that time and the Gallup polls. In the last 20 years the polls show even more drift from established religions. Nietzsche taught the concept of "Perspectivism" - that "there is NO truth; only one's PERSPECTIVE! We have scientific proof that millions have been living in an "alternate reality" because trusted people (such as former presidents) have preached it. Even more relevant, we now have scientific proof that GOD LIVES!

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
Nietzsche wrote >100 years ago that "God is Dead". TIME magazine asked on its cover - "Is God Dead?" in 1966 based on the theology of that time and the Gallup polls. In the last 20 years the polls show even more drift from established religions. Nietzsche taught the concept of "Perspectivism" - that "there is NO truth; only one's PERSPECTIVE! We have scientific proof that millions have been living in an "alternate reality" because trusted people (such as former presidents) have preached it. Even more relevant, we now have scientific proof that GOD LIVES!
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
In their Out-of-Bodystate, transcending their body, they could communicate through thought transmission and reception with deceased relatives and friends; they were aware of what the operating physician was thinking during the resuscitation (although the doctor had not revealed his private thoughts to anyone); and a blind patient could see and even read a sign on a passing train outside the hospital - all of which was confirmed afterwards as actually happening during his resuscitation. Former Fordham UniversityPresident Robert Spitzer, S.J., now a major speaker for the Napa Institute, concludes this consciousness and cognition are actually the soul of the clinically dead patient - " beginning to leave the body."