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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2025 · 52 MIN

Michael Zigarelli - Exploring Near Death Experiences and Their Implications for Christian Theology

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Near-death experiences are remarkably common across cultures and belief systems. Research estimates that between 4-9% of the population has experienced a NDE, highlighting its potential significance in understanding life beyond death. Jim Spiegel sits down with Michael Zigarelli, author and professor at Messiah University, to hear about his research on the subject. They discuss how NDEs powerfully confirm the reality of an afterlife and the spiritual realm. Michael also weighs in on the potential tensions they create regarding some common Christian beliefs. Join us for this interesting subject!Resources from this episode: +Near Death Experiences Paper on Christian Scholar's Review by Michael Zigarelli+My Descent into Death by Howard Storm+Imagine the God of Heaven by John BurkeFor more info on this episode, visit the show notes on our webpage: Michael Zigarelli on Kalos Center PodcastLocal to Columbus, OH? Register here for an upcoming class.The Kalos Center for Spiritual Formation | Full Podcast Info | Our Columbus, OH Events

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