[Quix]

You are absolutely thoroughly WRONG.

He was quite sheltered from such information.

You haven’t read the book.

I have.

For years, when his family traveled or passed an art gallery or Christian bookstore, they’d ask him if any of the depictions of Christ were at all close. EVERY TIME, HE’D SAY NO. NOT AT ALL.

Years later, they learned of Akiane Kramarik’s visits to heaven also at a very young age . . . and her depiction as a gifted child prodigy artist of Christ. Finally, they showed him the painting pic on the net.

Colton got very very quiet. And finally said,

THIS ONE’S RIGHT.

BTW, As confirmed by the young little girl artist prodigy . . . who had trips to Heaven just cause Jesus wanted to give them to her . . . here’s the picture of

THE PRINCE OF PEACE

as confirmed by Colton:

AKIANE KRAMARIK PRINCE OF PEACE:

https://www.akiane.com/store/prince-of-peace.html

BTW, The parents were exhorted by many friends and relatives to write a book for years and they resisted. Finally, relating the story one evening in a church, a woman’s life was deeply touched in a positive way and they realized that the book would have a beneficial ministry for the Kingdom of God and they relented.

Throughout the experiences over the years of drawin Colton out, they DID NOT ASK HIM LEADING QUESTIONS. They insisted on him telling his experiences in his own words and at his own pace.

Folks making ignorant statements about Colton and his experiences either have not read the book or are so blinded by stubborn pride and bias they have no interest in nor capacity for the truth.

That’s just the way it is.

His book is probably the best and purest HEAVENLY VISITATION narratives I’ve ever read. Even when his father would try and trick him to see if he could get him to alter his story—Colton would EVERY TIME tell his dad the correct (and Biblical) truth per Colton’s Heavenly visit experiences.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

His book is probably the best and purest HEAVENLY VISITATION narratives I’ve ever read.

I agree...

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

Throughout the experiences over the years of drawin Colton out, they DID NOT ASK HIM LEADING QUESTIONS. They insisted on him telling his experiences in his own words and at his own pace.

First, let me say that I'm not attacking you. I'm merely offering an alternative to what you're saying.

You say, that the parents did not, over the years, ask him leading questions. How do you know that? Were you present for each and every conversation they had?

Or, are the parents saying they never asked leading questions?

Can you see the difference? One is an eyewitness account and the other is hearsay based upon what you read in the parents' book.

[Houghton M.]

I took issue with a specific point. Please keep your bombast to yourself. Do not ever reply to me again.

[southland]

I am a believer also . The book is a glimpse to our fate in the future.
The best book on this subject I have read.
If I had experienced this few would have believed me. But a 4 year old boy makes it very believable to me.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Since you know that Colton went to Heaven and met Jesus, I have 2 questions.

Does it make sense that Jesus today as resurrected still has bloody stigmata on his palms rather than a perfect body?

Does it make sense that the soul of a boy who dies goes instantly straight to Heaven rather than being delayed until the final judgment day?