What beliefs would we consider reasonable for a self proclaimed Christian to hold?

[drfuzzy]

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You mean she didn't remember anything between the time of her NDE and the time of her heart being restarted?  Oh say it isn't so!  It couldn't have anything to do with the fact that she was under anesthesia and basically dead, could it?  The parts of her NDE which can be correlated with events in the operating room clearly occurred while she was fully conscious.

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Are you saying she was fully conscious during  the entire operation? Her eyes were taped shut and she was still able to describe surgical instruments and the surgical procedures used on her.

More at:

https://www.near-death.com/science/evidence/people-have-ndes-while-brain-dead.html

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If someone is having a vision the presumption would have to be it is of Satan.

And even if a 'vison' were deemed 'of God' the New Testament clearly states neither the Old nor New Testament is to be altered one jot or tittle.  So it is EXTREMELY safe to disregard ALL visions.  Everything one needs to know is ALREADY in the Bible (ALL Scripture is suitable . . . ).

Damn, this is all Sunday School 101 stuff.

Am I the  only one who went ??

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Apparently we went to different churches and had teachers teaching from different perspectives.

Yeah.  Same book.  Thousands of different denominations.  Get 5 preachers from the SAME denomination and ask them about a passage, and you'll get 5 conflicting responses.  Interesting, that.  You would think, if some deity wrote a book and wanted people to follow it, that it would be a lot less confusing.  And you would think that if a deity was actually inspiring it's mouthpieces on earth, the inspiration for a passage would be the same for every preacher.  But no - for thousands of years, what we get is "we have it right and those guys over there aren't REAL xtians".