Dr. J. Steve Miller

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Author | Speaker | Associate Professor of Philosophy — Kennesaw State University

Dr. J. Steve Miller is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Kennesaw State University, the second largest university in Georgia. There he teaches classes on “Introduction to Religion,” “Death & Dying,” and “Critical Thinking.” Regarding apologetics, he’s written on the existence of God, near-death experiences, deathbed experiences, and a critique of Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion. His book Near-Death Experiences as Evidence for the Existence of God and Heaven, the subject of today's interview, has been translated into several languages, including a German edition by Random House. It has been used as a required text in such schools as Biola College. Dr. Peter Schaefer, Senior Research Psychologist for the Department of Defense said of this book, "Can we survive death? Is there a God or a heaven? Miller provides the discerning reader with ample reason to think that the answer to these all-important questions is 'Yes'."

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Near-Death Experiences as Evidence for the Existence of God and Heaven: A Brief Introduction in Plain Language

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