Albion
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1 Thess 4:13-18 also puts the person in the "sleep state" during that period of time - so they too could not later be resurrected and tell lots of stories about what they were doing while dead in true NDE fashion.
Part of the problem with NDEs (I think) is that we're not sure if the person has been dead or not. They've appeared to be dead and, customarily, they're been pronounced dead. But possibly they have instead been in some transitional state that we cannot explain. The key to the phenomenon, however, is them relaying, upon being revived, accounts of things happening to them while "out" that can be verified but which they otherwise could not know.
For example, a woman who was near death from an auto accident on a highway far from her home, then rushed to the nearest hospital which she'd never laid eyes on before and, following a clinical death, tells with amazing specificity of events and conversations that took place during that time period in another part of the hospital in which she had never set foot or even known about.
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