When the Line Between Life and Death Is ‘a Little Bit Fuzzy’ - Undark

The topics of life after death and NDEs receive a fair amount of attention, relatively speaking. However their unsexy cousin Brain Death does not. Perhaps it should, because there are vast differences of opinion between medical experts, religious authorities, and loved ones regarding what constitutes death once the brain stops doing its job. Even after someone has passed, the debate continues, only now about the existence of an afterlife. Emphatic Perspectives of Life from the Other Side will at least lay to rest any ideas about life beyond the veil being dull. In fact, it seems rather lively. Of course, not everyone believes, and in a demonstration  of metaphysical poor sportsmanship that nullifies a questionable career choice, we're told 'There’s No Afterlife, Death is Final’- Spiritualist, Angela Nwosu. Granted, Nwosu makes valid points about a number of nasties who have passed on and whom she hopes to never meet in Heaven (although maybe Hell would be OK). But her delivery sounds more like sour grapes--did some spooks just not want to be friends with her? (CM)

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