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I happened to come across this just today which I find fascinating in relating to the thread, and which seems to bear witness to what you are saying here. I've highlighted points that I feel are pertinent to the discussion. Excerpts from an NDE of a Muslim woman: Source: Wan I's NDE

That is a profoundly true statement, Tao, the basis upon which any religion worth its weight ought to abide by. Thank you, you've made my day.

I'm wondering if these 'power places' have a history to them, some kind of traumatic event or maybe a series of events in which the participants experienced intense psychological distress, or conversely bliss, and that the energy of their bioelectrical impulses from the brains were imprinted...

I'd have to agree with Mark here. The fact that we do have conflict and suffering is consequential. It is the result of a lack of forgiveness and compassion.

You know, you will never be quite the same 17th as before. You will always have a little Alex P in you. Called an new and improved 17th. (that's a compliment :))

It is a clash of two ends of the same spectrum, between isham and shariah.

So the question is what brand of God to believe in? (i.e. Abrahamic, Deistic, Panantheistic, Benevolent, Malevolent, Transcedent, Immanent, a combination of these). Are you asking if there is an innate sense of God inbred in every person, apart from revelation?

You ever see two brothers fight over the same toy? You ever know of two engineers who compete for right to design a product? You did say you believe in at least some kind of God, eh? Or were you going the other way with this?

I found bliss here.

Impressive. Most impressive.

Napakaigi. Kamusta ka?

Welcome back, 17th/Alex hybrid unit. Has the dominant personality (17th) taken over? Or can we hypnotically regress to Alex?

Sure, no problem. From Wiki: Icon I didn't intend to paint Constantine as a whipping boy, rather that the legitimization of Christianity in this pagan environment was the catalyst for the widespread introduction of these pagan adaptations that would lead to the adorations and venetrations...