"Life after Death: the Evidence" by Dinesh D'Souza (Interview) Las Vegas Bible Study

[Slik00Silk]

Dinesh is pretty smooth at presenting his views, but tis very noticable that he picks and chooses what he wants to use. For instance, he mentioned the advances in neuroscience. But he doesn't speak about all the research in that area that decisively proves that the mind resides in the brain. When the brain is damaged, so is the mind because it is wholly dependant on brain functions. He also doesn't mention the other research that shows how religion is shown to cripple higher brain functions.

[istreetwitness]

death escape .com

[rubstrol]

Yes Dinesh,Faith and made up arguments don't cut the mustard...

[zenithar6666]

go back to sleepp

[mikeymensa]

There is a new ebook, only 99 cents, if you can afford it, which actually explains a science behind NDEs and how esp works.

'God Stopping A Nuclear War'

There are a few chapters on how Satan and God are fighting in today's world.

Wall Street corruption, sucide bombers, black rioting and crime in the UK, failure of education, the seizing of the internet, and banking, are all there.

Also there is a link to a secret website used by Hollywood for religious themes in movies

[SkoorbTak]

D'sousa had me at "brain dead.". Yes sir, you are.

[YutubeIsForDumbfucks]

@SkoorbTak D'souza ;)

[randomhobbyist]

I am quite sure that the reporter is not skeptic. "i love word 'the evidence' which is another word for 'proof'" That statement is so fundamentally wrong it's no wonder that some people believe certain things.

We have evidence (in the terms of sightings) of bigfoot. Now apparently to her this "evidence" is "proof"... Basically this tells me "i am ignorant of everything i don't want to believe and i don't take the time to personally evaluate things presented.

It's enough to drive you insane

[junkybabes]

where's the evidence?.... Bright lights!!! maybe they're on the operating table...

[Eaglesfaninca]

Oh boy... A Scientologist and a Creationist alone on T.V.

Nuff said.

[jaf0804]

Three questions you should ask when watching this. First, has anyone been revived one the brain has stopped functioning (I think I know this answer)? Second, what's more likely, experiencing strange delusions when you are near death (as a result of hypoxia for instance) or the afterlife of a religion that has been around a scant 2,000 years out of the 200,000 years of human existence being real? Lastly, Does Greta really think it's a great book or is she just towing the company line?

[gsvkck]

There is no science in his work. This man is a fraud and conman.

[Neondub]

Scarcely sane... it's scary that this book got published...

[Flerg3]

emotions and feelings, talents and consciousness don't come from nowhere. Humans are so low on the totem pole it's ridiculous. We are infinite consciousness living a human experience. The ancients knew this, now in this day in age Quantum physics is proving it. It has nothing to do with religion or beliefs or living to be accepted by GOD. we are ALL God.

[DeathToAllReligions]

D'Souza provides absolutely no proof or evidence whatsoever in his book. But then, he never does.

Superstitious idiots like D'Souza and Sarah Palin should really go back to Jesus Camp and the Creationist Museum. That way they don't have to deal with educated adults who have no time for ridiculous superstition.

[junkybabes]

@DeathToAllReligions cool name mate...

[LasVegasBibleStudy]

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[LasVegasBibleStudy]

"Never one to be daunted by attempting the impossible, Dinesh DSouza here shows again the argumentative skills that make him such a formidable opponent."

Christopher Hitchens, Author of

God Is Not Great and

The Portable Atheist