25 year old woman stoned to death in honor killing in front of court building

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Allegedly. No proof of such exists.

In the end, we'll all find out if it is or not. But we won't be able to tell anyone either way.

[JohnR! 5,495]

In the end, we'll all find out if it is or not. But we won't be able to tell anyone either way.

You can always hook up through a seance...

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

In the end, we'll all find out if it is or not. But we won't be able to tell anyone either way.

Not true. There are accounts.

Christian Boy Dies For 3 Minutes, Meets Allah in Heaven

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Not true. There are accounts.

Christian Boy Dies For 3 Minutes, Meets Allah in Heaven

A lot of life after death experiences have been claimed. I've read a few over the years. Anyone who tried to commit suicide and made it back didn't have a good experience, while other came back to earth with a bit of reluctance as where they were going was better.

[OnMyWayID 1,489]

A lot of life after death experiences have been claimed. I've read a few over the years. Anyone who tried to commit suicide and made it back didn't have a good experience, while other came back to earth with a bit of reluctance as where they were going was better.

They have been able to reproduce the effects of the bright light and feeling of euphoria in G force experiments on pilots.. They explain almost the exact same thing as other life after death experiences when the G forces are high enough to restrict blood flow to the brain for a period of time..

One of my favorite episodes of skeptoid covered this topic.. He does good research for his show and always includes citations.. A snippit from this one on the section about out-of-body experiences...

"As an example of the value of anecdotes in suggesting directions for research, Dr. Penny Sartori placed playing cards in obvious places on top of operating room cabinets at a hospital in Wales in 2001, while she was working as a nurse, as part of a supervised experiment. Although she's a believer in the afterlife, and documented fifteen cases of reported out-of-body experiences by patients during her research, not one person ever reported seeing the playing cards or even knowing they were there"

http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4261

Edited May 28, 2014 by OnMyWayID

[IB6UB9 42]

No it did not. I oftentimes see alleged christians casting stones at other religions. They even cast stones at muslims, who worship the very same god they do...

The irony is they don't realize that by deriding islam or judeism they deride their own religion.

Post some links on here were Christians are stoning women to death, throwing acid in their faces, etc.. all in the name of Jesus. Come on now, show us those links.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Post some links on here were Christians are stoning women to death, throwing acid in their faces, etc.. all in the name of Jesus. Come on now, show us those links.

As you are new to the forum, I would recommend you read the thread from the beginning, as it will allow you to understand the posts in context.

good luck!

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

As you are new to the forum, I would recommend you read the thread from the beginning, as it will allow you to understand the posts in context.

good luck!

ROfl LMAO