Near Death Experiences
This doctor studied the effects of near death experiences on blind individuals
Ring
This common myth follows an unassuming youth who fights the forces of evil with help from friends
The hero's journey
This syllogism starts at the top with a general premise and works down
Deductive
What is the lowest level of desire?
External pleasure/material
What year did Mr. Rowe graduate from St. Anthony's?
2012
This article of clothing was found on the roof of a hospital during an out of body experience
A shoe
This is the term for a mythic symbol that transcends culture
An archetype
This syllogism starts at the bottom with specific observations and works up to a general conclusion.
Inductive
What is the second level of desire?
Ego-comparative
Where did Mr. Rowe go to college?
Boston College
Many patients who experience a near death experience report traveling through this.
A tunnel
The word archetype comes from this ancient language of the Mediterranean
Greek
Plato authored this story dealing with the nature of knowledge
The Allegory of the Cave
What is the second highest level of desire?
Contributive-empathetic
What is the only other egg laying mammal besides the platypus?
The echidna.
This food was on the doctor's tie under his lab coat.
Spaghetti sauce
This is the umbrella term for a myth where a person is rewarded for their generosity to a deity in disguise.
The Stranger
Proponents of this school of thought believe that all knowledge comes from experience
Empiricism
What is the highest level of desire?
Transcendental
What did Mr. Rowe do before teaching?
Lawyer
This percentage of blind patients reported being able to see during their near death experiences.
80%
This is the word for the gift God gave human beings to be able to use reason in order to judge right from wrong. God’s voice in our hearts
Conscience
Proponents of this school of thought believe that knowledge comes from the human mind and thought process.
Rationalism
This German doctor made a deal with the devil
Dr. Faust
What year did St. Anthony's originally open?
1933