Moody includes an appendix that details the scientific nature of his investigations. So is this a book for devout Christians alone? I donвЂ™t think so. Moody comments briefly on the fact that members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are likely to embrace near-death accounts with less skepticism than some groups. Regardless of their religion prior to the experience, Moody says those who experience a near-death event return convinced that mankind exists for two basic reasons-to learn to love others and to develop a love of learning and/or wisdom. He points out that those who have near-death experiences are unable to fully describe their experiences almost all of them point to failings in the language to fully describe something so ineffable. Moody wrote that those who survived the attempt and had experienced the near-death patterns never again had a desire to take their lives. He writes of patients who attempted suicide only to find that they were enabled to endure the pain their decision caused those whom they love. He is an excellent example of how a man of science can also ultimately come to believe in the idea that life goes on beyond our experiences here. Moody looks at near-death experiences and describes the patterns of his scientific work.

He writes of patients who attempted suicide only to find that they were enabled to endure the Alas, this is one of those cases when I should have read the first book in this duology before reading this one, but this volume is super short and most worthy of your time.

Alas, this is one of those cases when I should have read the first book in this duology before reading this one, but this volume is super short and most worthy of your time.

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