On Sunday, May 6, 2018 at 4:12:35 PM UTC-6, Mike Collins wrote:

Science has investigated some religious aspects. The study on CABG (cabbage
to medics and coronary artery bypass graft to us) investigating the effect
of prayer on outcomes showed that prayer did not affect outcomes unless the
subjects knew they were being prayed for. If they were told they were
prayed for the incidence of complications was higher.
The study of out of body experiences in emergency departments by placing
recognisable and obvious markers on high shelves also indicated that the
felling of rising out of the body and looking down was an illusion.

Have you read any of Dr. Raymond Moody's books? Not every case of someone
dying or nearly dying results in an out-of-body experience. In fact,
they're relatively rare. If they were common, anyone who was anesthetized
would have one, maybe. And if one would have an OoBE, why would they be
expected to notice something on a shelf? That's just one uncontrolled
experiment trying to dismiss an uncontrolled experience.