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2016•The Journal of near-death studiesRequires access

Eben Alexander’s near-Death experience: How an esquire article distorted the facts.

Robert G. Mays

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Review written by Michael Sabom criticizing a magazine article that challenges the claims in Eben Alexander's Near-Death Experience in his book, "Proof of Heaven."

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Review written by Michael Sabom criticizing a magazine article that challenges the claims in Eben Alexander's Near-Death Experience in his book, "Proof of Heaven."

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Review written by Michael Sabom criticizing a magazine article that challenges the claims in Eben Alexander's Near-Death Experience in his book, "Proof of Heaven."

Key concepts: Literature, History, Philosophy, Classics, Art

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