Does the proof in below link convince you that an eternal life exists? http://www.slideshare.net/readmy/is-there-an-eternal-life?

No as the link is just to a site where the author is a mental case and does not explain anything, just a repetition of the same phrases over and over again. Pathetic in reality. Also NDE's have also been shown to be fraudulent in what people claim to see. The power of suggestion to state that they saw something while near death is persuasively strong enough upon the individual when in a weakened state, for them to state anything the asker wants them to. Therefore it is not valid nor is it credible.

I suggest you investigate Near Death Experiences (NDEs).

There is peer-reviewed scientific research on NDEs from the Lancet (one of the world's oldest and best known peer-reviewed medical journals), the Journal of the American Medical Association, and other studies that provides evidence for the existence of a transcendent soul and an afterlife.

During NDEs:

+ Patients report seeing data that should not have been accessible to them in their brain-dead states, and which is subsequently verifiable. (1)

+ 80% of patients blind since birth can see during their near-death experience (later they clearly describe verifiable things that they have never seen. (2)

+ Patients encounter with transcendent beings (loving white light, Jesus, deceased relatives, etc.). (1) (3) (4) (5)

After NDEs, there is a measurable absence of death anxiety in both children and adults. (6) (7) (8)

References:

(1) van Lommel, MD, Pim; van Wees, Ruud; Meyers, Vincent; and Elfferich, Ingrid. 2001. “Near-Death Experience in Survivors of Cardiac Arrest: A Prospective Study in the Netherlands.” The Lancet. Vol. 358, Issue 9298, pp. 2039-2045 www.thelancet.com

(2) Ring, Kenneth; Cooper, Sharon; and Tart, Charles. 1999. Mindsight: Near-Death and Out-of-Body Experiences in the Blind.

(3) Moody, Raymond A. 1975. Life After Life. (New York: Harper Collins).

(4) Moody, Raymond A. 1988. The Light Beyond. (New York: Bantam Books).

(5) Moody, Raymond A. 1993. Reunions: Visionary Encounters with Departed Loved Ones. (New York: Random House.)

(6) Morse, MD, Melvin. 1990. Closer to the Light: Learning from the Near-Death Experiences of Children. (New York: Random House) 1992. Transformed by the Light. (New York: Ballantine Books).

(7) Morse, M.; Castillo, P.; Venecia, D.; et al. 1986. “ Childhood Near-Death Experiences.” American Journal of Diseases of Children, 140, pp. 1110-1113.

(8) Morse, M.; Connor, D.; and Tyler, D. 1985. “Near-Death Experiences in a Pediatric Population.” American Journal of Diseases of Children, 139, pp. 595-600.

See also:

MagisWiki http://magisgodwiki.org/index.php?title=The_Human_...

With love in Christ.

"Proof" LOL!

The only thing that link proves is that the writer cannot think of an argument. Sad really, when a person bases their whole life on a concept that they can't even explain properly.

None of that was proof of anything.

No.