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If the boys account was just a hallucination, how was he able to tell his father where he was in the hospital when the boy was being operated on? And how did the boy know about his sister that died in his mothers womb two years before this boy was born? The fact is, often people who do not want to believe in such experiences ignore such details. And then talk about some research that is often bias anyway.
It is called the power of suggestion.
As in
The father questioning the boy "Did you see me? Was I in the chapel?"
Psychics do it all the time. It is not hard to do, especially to young kids.
Well some years ago God allowed me to see a little bit of heaven. And I can't wait to go back there. I never wrote a book about my experience, yet I recall in some detail what happened.
Cant wait to get back there huh?
Why is it when they have the chance to go home to heaven, they seek medical attention and prayers for their recovery. Why are Christians so scared to die, I mean they get to go meet god and jesus.
If the boys account was just a hallucination, how was he able to tell his father where he was in the hospital when the boy was being operated on? And how did the boy know about his sister that died in his mothers womb two years before this boy was born? The fact is, often people who do not want to believe in such experiences ignore such details. And then talk about some research that is often bias anyway.
I think it's far more likely that his parents made the story up than that he actually went to heaven. Where in the Bible does it mention someone having an NDE? We know several people were raised from the dead. Why didn't any of them have an NDE report?
Why is it when they have the chance to go home to heaven, they seek medical attention and prayers for their recovery. Why are Christians so scared to die, I mean they get to go meet god and jesus.
Not all Christians believe they go to heaven when they die. I don't, and I'm definitely a Christian.
I think the fact that no one wants to die is evidence against existence continuing after death.
Why is it when they have the chance to go home to heaven, they seek medical attention and prayers for their recovery. Why are Christians so scared to die, I mean they get to go meet god and jesus.
dying is not scary to most christians,but leaving loved ones behind is----my hospice experience as a nurse helping out
dying is not scary to most christians,but leaving loved ones behind is----my hospice experience as a nurse helping out
Why would it be scary to leave them behind if they know you are going to a better place? I have yet to meet anyone other than atheists that are not scared to die.
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