Raucous Underground

According to a new article on Newsweek, a conservative commentator, Dinesh D'Souza, has written a book that promises to offer "incontrovertible proof" that there is some existence after death. According to his writing, it is a study of the heart and human moral code that contradicts Darwinism that gives him his proof. Essentially, assuming I'm reading it right- because humans contradict the standard "survival of the fittest" mentality, that is, contradict nature, it is proof of being crafted in God's image. I don't exactly find this to be solid proof, of course, how could you argue that?

Thoughts?

Well, I'd have to say that the author sounds a bit hokey, but I haven't read the information yet. Personally, I've had enough experiences with people that have crossed over that I know there's something after this life. What it is, I can't define. But it exists.