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Proof That the Supernatural Does Exist
“There must be something more to this life.” Every person able to understand this

statement at least thinks about it every once in a while, and most of them make attempts

to figure it out. Many search for the answer in finding their own style, others in sports,

and others in how they think about people and life, but most eventually find that these

areas of life do not satisfy their craving for something more. Thus, many people turn to a

search for something beyond what they can understand and look into the supernatural;

others just discard the possibility of the supernatural’s existence altogether as a figment

of their imagination and never find out how much more there is to life. What many

people do not realize though is that there are many different evidences that prove its

existence happening everyday, if people would just take the time to notice them. Take

into account that people have their own opinions about these beliefs, but that despite

those, there is the truth that lies deeper and that shall always remain. Most aspects of the

supernatural are mysteries that we may never fully comprehend but the evidence of their

existence can be easily seen if looked for.

One unexplained mystery of the supernatural is the near-death experience (Morse

226). Many people that are unrelated and from different age groups have allegedly all

had the same type of near-death experience (Morse 13). According to those who have had

near-death experiences, they are first out of their body and can watch how the people

around them react to their being dead or even observe what the doctors are doing to their

body. They are then crawling up a tunnel and see “beings in white” there to greet them.

Afterwards they must make a conscious decision to return back to their body. After

having a near-death experience the patients usually find themselves able to recall in great

detail what the doctors were doing to



Cited: “Atheism.” Encyclopedia Britannica. 2006. Encyclopedia Britannica Online School Edition. 8 Mar. 2006 Krivyanski, J. Michael. “Some Evidence Indicates the Existence of Ghosts.” World & I. News World Communications, 2001. “Metaphysics.” Encyclopedia Britannica. 2006. Encyclopedia Britannica Online School Edition. 6 Mar. 2006. Morse, Melvin. Closer to the Light: Learning From the Near-Death Experiences of Children. USA: Ivy Books/ Ballantine Books, 1990. Sumrall, Lester. Demons: the answer book. Whitaker House, 2003. -----------------------

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