1.Personal experience/intuition/observation
2.Correlated sources
3.Correlating evidence
4.Cross referencing sources
5.Spirituality
1. personal/experience is not persuasive to me, and I think it should be left out of the discussion, unless you have some way to show that it is something I can replicate and trust the results of. I don't think you would trust my personal experiences to guide you in your beliefs either.
2. correlated sources- If you have sources that correlate these facts, I would appreciate if you provide me with the sources or tell me where to find them, so I have the opportunity to gain the same knowledge that you apparently have.
3. What evidence? Saying you have evidence is not convincing, you need to show evidence to be persuasive.
4. I'm not sure what this even means.
5. spirituality seems like the personal experience argument and can probably be lumped in with that.
Are you asking me for a formal debate? I don't have the time to commit to that so if you'd like we can discuss it here. I'm pretty familiar with it.
Yes I was asking for a formal debate, but we can discuss it here in a more relaxed fashion. No big deal. The problem I find with NDE's is that they seem to just be a psychological phenomenon, like dreaming that happens when your pineal gland responds to trauma by sending out chemicals that simulate light to your minds eye, and you can basically dream more vividly. I believe I have ran into some studies cited in the book "SpooK" by Mary Roach where experimenters have put cards on the ceiling during surgeries, to see if they could be recalled when people claimed to have had NDE's and the experiencer has failed to recall the specific card 100% of the time.
NDE's caused by a psychological phenomenon, and not be evidence of an after life.