Douglas Groothuis presents a Biblical response to the Mormon/new age teachings of Betty Eadie.

An article by Quigg Lawrence, the nephew of "Mr. NDE" George Ritchie.

A review of Richard Abanes' book, "Journey into the Light: Exploring Near-Death Experiences". The reviewer is a professor of theology with Chafer Theological Seminary.

Examines the Near Death Experience from the vantage point of Orthodox Christianity.

A critique of NDE skeptic Susan Blackmore by Greg Stone, who points out mischaracterizations of religion and science in her work. The article contains her rebuttal and Mr. Stone's counter-rebuttal.

Examines the Mormon and new age influence on Betty Eadie's presentation of her alleged NDE.

Critically analyzes the non-Biblical theology of NDE author Betty Eadie.

Concentrates on possible physical explanations for NDE experiences.

A doctor of internal medicine argues that the Near Death Experience is brain-based, and appeals to religious doctrines which deny the existence of an immaterial soul.

A brief article by NDE skeptic, Susan Blackmore.

Considers whether the Being of Light of the Near Death Experience may actually be satanic.

A brief article which criticizes the work of a few, notable Near Death Experience researchers.

Draws conclusions from a small sample of 11 non-Western NDEs culled from popular Thai literature. The web author combines Western materialistic reductionism with Buddhism to devise an interpretation of the NDE.

Critically analyzes the research methods of some NDE researchers and the possibly deceptive nature of the NDE.

States that NDEs "indicate that at death the soul separates from the body, and that a person's spirit is conscious and coherent at death." However, the site concludes that "NDEs do not accurately reflect what lies beyond the grave."