In this scientific age when technology and knowledge continue to push the frontiers of ageing and mortality, it becomes increasingly difficult to believe rationally in a life after death. But can we be confident that modern science knows so much that we should just close our minds to anything that might challenge its current wisdom?
Ian Wilson has assembled all the hard evidence for a revelatory, informed and persuasive argument for life after death. His fascinating study begins with a history of attitudes to death and presents an overview of the various phenomena which suggest the survival of something after death - near-death experiences, ghosts, premonitions of intimates' deaths - linking these for a truly fresh insight into the mystery of life after death.
An intelligent and fascinating study of the greatest mystery of them all.
Contains black and white photographs.
