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Quick-Start Guide To Near-Death Experience Research: Recommended Books and Other Resources For Christian Theologians and Philosophers

J. Steve Miller

Near-death experiences (NDEs) have been popularized globally for decades through best-selling books, feature films, documentaries, and social media. Yet, scholars

Carpe Diem! Fifty Years of Near-Death Research Invites Christian Philosophic/Apologetic/Theological Assessment

J. Steve Miller

This paper was first presented at the 2024 annual meeting of the Evangelical Philosophical Society, imploring Christian philosophers, theologians, and

Four Tiers of Afterlife Apologetics Research: How Philosophers and Theologians May Find Their Niche In Near-Death, Deathbed And Other Visionary Studies

J. Steve Miller

Philosophers and theologians may wish to incorporate near-death or deathbed research into their specialized research/publications. This article suggests that recognizing

Emotion, Agency and Empathy

Emily McCall

This paper explores the implications of a simplified appraisal model of emotion to show that our emotions can be best

The Gray Scale: A Diagnostic Tool for Assessing Deathbed Research Cases

Stuart H. Gray

Scientific research into the deathbed vision phenomena is hospice based. It studies frequent cases where dying persons have transcendent deathbed

An Invitation to Christian Philosophers and Theologians to Study Afterlife Apologetics: Near-Death, Deathbed, and other Visionary Experiences

J. Steve Miller and Stuart H. Gray

Visionary experiences such as near-death experiences (NDEs) and deathbed experiences (DBEs) have been widely documented, professionally studied and published, but

Web Project: PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES IN ‘AFTERLIFE APOLOGETICS’

Co-Editors: J. Steve Miller, PhD and Stuart H. Gray (MAs)

The Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) is pleased to introduce a unique and ongoing project on “Philosophical Issues in ‘Afterlife Apologetics’:

Tribute to Mark W. Foreman: The World is Not Enough

Dr. David Baggett, PhD

On June 17th this summer my wife and I flew to Asheville, North Carolina, rented a car, and drove to