Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife

No.

But Amazon recommended this book ...

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http://www.amazon.com/Biblical-Proof-Animals-Heaven-ebook/dp/B009GJRAIG/ref=pd_sim_kstore_3
 
I believe that when someone is just clinically dead they don't actually see the beyond, they just have really cool dreams.
 
brianb said:
I believe that when someone is just clinically dead they don't actually see the beyond, they just have really cool dreams.
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Yeah, I generally agree.  That's what makes the story of the neurosurgeon in the OP even more compelling.  Early in his life he had adopted a position that there existed an all-loving God but through his scientific and academic development he abandoned that view in favor of a naturalistic one.  His scientific background gives him plenty of room for general skepticism towards the supernatural.  In his own case, he had a sever case of meningitis that would have effectively rendered his brain's functioning to nil.  In his own words, the dreams wouldn't be a logical outcome in light of the severity and nature of his illness.
 
ALAYMAN said:
OZZY said:
ALAYMAN said:
Has anybody read or heard about the story in Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife ?
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i saw him on tv pure poppy cock
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Why do you believe it to be poppy cock?  Do you believe that anybody has ever had a true near-death experience where they encountered the supernatural in such a suspended state?  Or is it just this guy's experience that you refer to as lacking credibility?
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By his own account the man is unsaved. So if he did indeed die and go somewhere it would not have a place of comfort as he described, but rather a place of utter discomfort.
 
[quote author=OZZY]By his own account the man is unsaved. So if he did indeed die and go somewhere it would not have a place of comfort as he described, but rather a place of utter discomfort.[/quote]

Ohio?
 
OZZY said:
By his own account the man is unsaved. So if he did indeed die and go somewhere it would not have a place of comfort as he described, but rather a place of utter discomfort.
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Could you point me to where it is that he has made statements that he is not a Christian?

Do you think that God could speak to somebody via such an experience who was not already a Christian?
 
ALAYMAN said:
OZZY said:
By his own account the man is unsaved. So if he did indeed die and go somewhere it would not have a place of comfort as he described, but rather a place of utter discomfort.
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Could you point me to where it is that he has made statements that he is not a Christian?

Do you think that God could speak to somebody via such an experience who was not already a Christian?
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He made the statement during an interview I saw . As to the second question  no nor do I think he would speak to a Christian via such an experience.
 
Light, warmth...what could be wrong with something so feely goody?

2 Corinthians 11:14  And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.
 
OZZY said:
ALAYMAN said:
Could you point me to where it is that he has made statements that he is not a Christian?

Do you think that God could speak to somebody via such an experience who was not already a Christian?
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He made the statement during an interview I saw . As to the second question  no nor do I think he would speak to a Christian via such an experience.
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You don't think God could?
 
JrChurch said:
Light, warmth...what could be wrong with something so feely goody?

2 Corinthians 11:14  And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.
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I understand your natural skepticism, I don't necessarily disagree that there are difficulties with conceiving of God working through such "revelations"/dreams/exchanges, but I'm not so dogmatic as to put God in a box that says He CANNOT use such innocent means of communicating with people in rare circumstances.  He's God, He can do anything within His character, right?
 
rsc2a said:
OZZY said:
ALAYMAN said:
Could you point me to where it is that he has made statements that he is not a Christian?

Do you think that God could speak to somebody via such an experience who was not already a Christian?
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He made the statement during an interview I saw . As to the second question  no nor do I think he would speak to a Christian via such an experience.
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You don't think God could?
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I don't think God would
 
OZZY said:
I don't think God would
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Why don't you think that God would communicate with people in near death experiences?
 
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