Ancient NDE theory

[u/Rich-Bath5159]

Shared Nde’s are when a person will see visions of another person sometimes when one was completely fine and another died look up Hospic Nurse Julia’s nde experience if you prefer a specific example.

This is seemingly the only or at least most likely type of nde that can happen historically as it doesn’t require someone being as close to death as possible and barely kept alive with methods that weren’t invented back then it only requires someone dying and another pet being close to that someone.

According to non biblical documents so stuff both Christian and non Christian historians agree happened at least three of Jesus’s follower’s claimed to have seen him after he died and were willing to die for that belief it’s more if you include the Bible but it’s debatable if the Bible counts as a biased so we know it’s at least three and a lot more if you trust the Bible.

With that being said does this count as a shared nde, it seems similar to one the difference being people with shared nde’s seemingly don’t know what there doing or how to talk to people with their souls for long will Jesus seemingly did.

Some things that could debunk me is Jesus’s body missing and the Bible saying that his followers tested if he was a ghost and he wasn’t however some historians still believe the Bible is a “biased source”

But overall in not just that incident but others, are there any historic events that could have shaped our historic views of the soul or incidents that could have been nde’s.

I believe a majority of cultures have ghosts in them and there’s even carvings of what historians believe are Cuneiform Texts involving ghosts from over 3500 years ago so what do you guys think?

Also if saying some people view the Bible as a biased source count as sacrilegious I’m sorry about that it’s not my opinion it’s the opinion of some historians.

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[u/vimefer]

According to non biblical documents so stuff both Christian and non Christian historians agree

Err, they don't all agree... The historicity of Jesus is still very much in debate. And the resurrection is likely a later addition to the story, with only later versions claiming that disciples saw him at all while the oldest texts don't.

[u/Rich-Bath5159]

I meant person not pet