The Ghosts We Think We See

I'm not a Christian but I never quiet understood why people believe there's a contradiction between science and Christianity. Can't a Christian believe, if they must, that God made His life forms out of this energy? How else are good Christians going to get to heaven, under their paradigm? And what's to say we can't get "stuck" here before we make it to our Christian destination? Science has shown me things that to me, prove there's an afterlife and that we can capture it on film, audio and with our own sights.

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Unless you actually have seen something that cannot be explained, you do not believe in ghosts.

Parapsychology is actually a well-respected field of psychology among researchers, but it doesn't change the fact that many of their hypotheses would/will be impossible to test with the anticipation of accurate results. Everyone with some amount of philosophical interest has wondered at least once in their lives where they actually come from and where they would go; this area of science just happens to be parapsychologist's way of explaining things.

Well, according to the Bible, there are angels. Angels are God's servants. There is also satan and his evil spirits/ or demons. And it says that Satan is the prince of this world, meaning that the INFLUENCE of satan is in human actions (sin). Satan's work is to keep people away from God by making them think they need no God. Now, Jesus came to deliver the world from sin. Meaning that those who believe in Him will be delivered from the power of sin in their lives. The Holy Spirit/ Ghost is the power at work that helps a person say NO to sin. The fact that a person turns from a life of sin is a miracle in itself.
Satan and his demons exist in the spirit world we don't see and his purpose is not necessarily to scare people just for the heck of it... eventhough these beings would be very scary to see. And maybe some people have. But we definitely see their influence everyday!

I think we all need to consider wheather these so called experiences are JUST spirits or likewise, or wheather there could actually be a hole other creation out there. We can't let the work of one sciencetis in the year 2007 change our views on other biengs, after all people have been talking about this kind of thing for centuries and possibly melleniums. Many people talk about different experiences an yes, many of them could just be psychologcal however others may not be, especialy when it comes to deja vu or something of the sort. We need to consider that there could be another hole creation which we do not know about. However we must not be scared when having experiences or even believing in other creations, this is because we have religion. Relegions teach us about other beings like the satan and Angels and also the Al-mighty supreme being which is of course, God. if we turn to religion and we firmly believe in God then surely God wil protect us from other beings which could harm us, including the satan and a hole other creation. Some religions do believe in another creation and i agree with them. They are living like us however maybe not in the same fom. For Example Those Muslims out there believe in another creation like the one i have just mentioned as the Jinn. You should take this into account and look further into it.

I can't say I'm a bible thumper, or that I can conjure up the dead, or that I "see" people who shouldn't be there however here is my experience: my dad had terminal cancer, he did the usual with chemo and radiation and lived for alittle over 2 yrs from the time he found out until he died. I live in another state from where my father was at the time just so you knoe this fact. On the night he passed away I was awakened by a bright light. My father was there standing just inside my bedroom door, and he spoke to me, he said, "everything will be alright now" and I stretched my hand out to him and cried," daddy don't go!" he smiled and then he was just gone.. I put on my robe and went to the living room an paced by the phone, within the hour it rang and my brother said my name and I quickly said, "he's gone isn't he?" My brother asked who had contacted me as it had just happened. I told him about dad's visit. I think my father wanted me to know he was fine and not to worry. He said his last good-bye to me. Someone hear claims this sort of thing is the work of the devil, I think it was a visit of love before he went to his next plane of existence. Is there a scientific reason for this? No, its something unexplainable and unforgettable. Believe what you want.

i agree with Brit. There are many paranormal researchers who continue to study and make incredible discoveries in areas that deal with the paranormal. They have found many connections to energy, such as changing temperatures, electromagnetic fields, and even infared detection. We people have energy that exists, and when we die, where does it go? If energy can not be destroyed then it must go somewhere, or stay here on earth. So does traditional science contradict itself? Or is it just that we are still at the tip of the iceburg when it comes to scientific discoveries. And speaking of which, Einstein's theory of relativity is widely accepted, even though it is still not proven because we don't have the technology available to. So, just because something isn't proven yet, doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Ghost and spirits may just be some kind of left over energy, and there are researchers in the field who take this stuff seriously and are actually taking a scientific approach to it. I might just be rambling on, but thats just my opinion.

It's funny how people who claim the afterlife does not exist, try to make it a fact. When in reality they don't know it's not real just as much as the people who believe it is. But try to Astral Project sometime. It's very insightful.

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My friend who took his own life a little over three years ago came to me and 4 other people after his death. Nobody can ever tell us we're wrong. Miracles are something only a few will ever experience and they must be experienced first hand to really make sense. I pray more people are lucky enough to feel only a fraction of what I did; even though it has made me feel so utterly alone in my beliefs, it has changed my life for the better. I love everyday of this life, something I couldn't say before knowing of an after-life.
R.I.P John Kyle Risher