Tag: movie

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Dr. Jeffrey Long

Date
October 25, 2023

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After Death, afterlife, afterlife consciousness, Angel Studios, consciousness, Darwinism, Dr. Jeffrey Long, evidence-based medicine, evolutionary theory, heaven, hell, life after death, Materialism, mind, mind-body dualism, Minding the Brain, movie, Naturalism, near-death case, near-death experiences, skepticism}

After Death: The Science Behind the Movie

_{Dr. Jeffrey Long

October 25, 2023

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Is there life after death? Can science shed any light on this age-old question? And is the mind simply the workings of the brain, or is it something else? On this episode of ID The Future, host Andrew McDiarmid chats with Dr. Jeffrey Long, a radiation oncology physician and one of the scientists featured in the new Angel Studios feature film After Death. As founder of the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation, Dr. Long has investigated over 4,000 near-death experiences (NDEs), the largest number of near-death cases ever assembled and studied. The results of his research are published in the New York Times bestselling book Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experiences. In this interview, Dr. Long explains the hallmarks of a near-death experience and the common themes found in most near-death accounts. He also shares nine lines of evidence that support the scientific case for afterlife consciousness. And he explains why skepticism is a healthy part of science, while ideological rigidity can inhibit the scientific pursuit of truth. Read More ›

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Author
David Boze

Date
June 25, 2012

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__edited, abiogenesis, extraterrestrial life, human origins, movie, origin of life, Prometheus, purpose}

Intelligent Design in Prometheus

_{David Boze

June 25, 2012

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On this episode of ID the Future, David Boze discusses the intelligent design undertones in Prometheus that have many critics riled up. Prometheus, the long-awaited prequel to the classic sci-fi horror film Alien, entertains the idea of the creation of life by questioning the origin of complex information. While the film primarily aims to provide horror thrills and rushes of adrenaline, Prometheus also raises important philosophical and scientific questions about who we are and why we’re here. Warning: this podcast contains a few spoilers, but nothing you couldn’t have gathered from the trailers, clips, and commercials about the film.