NT Wright on the Afterlife: what happens when we die?
March 16, 2025
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as posted by the channelAre near-death experiences real? Do they give us a glimpse of the afterlife, or should we approach them with caution? What does it mean to live faithfully as an everyday Christian? And who really has the authority to forgive sins— the individual believer, the priest or the church?
In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, NT Wright and Mike Bird explore these listener questions, tackling the theology of near-death experiences and whether these experiences point to an afterlife, discussing the calling of all of us in our everyday Christian lives and fields of work, and the power and limits of forgiveness in the church.
💡 Key Topics this week:
Do near-death experiences reveal the afterlife?
How should lay Christians live out their faith?
Who has the authority to forgive sins?
Got Questions for Tom? Go to: askntwright.com
🎧 If you’ve ever questioned what near-death experiences mean, how to live faithfully as a lay Christian, or the authority of forgiveness in the church, this episode is packed with wisdom and insight.
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