I would like to hear this evidence, considering everything we know about the brain indicates that we will cease to exist after death.
It sounds to me like you're scared to face reality so you cling to a belief because it's more comfortable.
I bet you would like to hear this evidence.
But modern day psychology and philosophy listens but cannot hear. Is that not what Jesus said in the Bible? Is that not how all the evidence is treated by intellectual naysayers? Isn't it always mass hysteria or hallucinations attributed to the eye witnesses? Isn't it always fakes attributed to weeping statues because you found one zealot concocted one somewhere in Texas? Isn't it always the Shroud is fake because of some very easily challenged carbon dating test that many scientists have now rejected and are at least honest enough to say they cannot explain these fantastic qualities on this image on this cloth? Isn't it always "it's only a dying brain" when thousands come back from the grave seeing and knowing heavenly matters? Even the neurological agnostic doctor who went through it himself and knows a virtually dead brain cannot produce such imagery became convinced, but still you reject that expert.
Jesus also said: "An evil age is eager for a sign but no sign will be given it except that of Jonah." What he meant was they will reject every sign given it and hence act as though no sign were given them. What he meant was, I have given you enough and that is my crucified and resurrected self. Like Jonah in the whale for three days, I was in the tomb for three days. Humble yourself, think wisely, and see and hear.
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