SO…Heaven Is For Real you Say? One of the most challenging discussions to engage in in religious culture is the "Heaven" discussion. Does Scripture not teach of a literal celestial abode or an immortal soul that goes there upon death (or in this case near death)? While Christendom, as well as culture at large, hold to the view that many people, including children, have had visions of such an afterlife environment, it is possible that the visions are not from the source they often attempt to attribute them to. Although it is the case that the visions being had by those experiencing near-death and out of body experiences are truly occurring, shall we accept the view of religion on where these visions originate? Can a person have a vision that feels divine in its origin yet that vision be simply a construct of the human subconscious during an anomalistic brain event? It seems so. One serious consideration on the question of heaven, the immortal soul, and ...
