I saw this old movie (1943) a week ago or so, which I'd never seen. I didn't know it was about a Marian apparition, Bernadette of Lourdes in France in the 19th century. Anyway, good film, and cool that they made a film about this topic. It won several Academy Awards.
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If you fixate on nuclear blah blah, you completely miss the fact that it has never been a viable form of aeronautic propulsion and downplay the high likelihood that some form of electrogravitics has been in play s
The thread Hjortron posted on the Keith Augustine interview got me thinking about what the best NDE case was - one which can stand on its own in terms of whether or not the perceptions were essentially impossible - which can get the attention of the broader scientific community.
"Set me as a seal upon thine heart, as a seal upon thine arm; For Love is as strong as Death, as unyielding as the grave Love flashes like Fire, the Brightest kind of Flame." -Song of Solomon 8:6
Three things stand out to me. First of all, he says that the Pam Reynolds case is touted the most as the best individual NDE report that provide evidence of survival. While this was certainly true a decade ago, i
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