[luvbach1]

Near-death is the key phrase. Nobody has returned from the dead since the resurrection of Christ. Unless you count ghosts who, technically, are still dead.

[Congressman Billybob]

Yes, there is such a thing as a near-death experience. Due to an accident in a hospital, I can vouch for the fact that the last human sense to fail, is hearing. I went into shock during a cat scan. My vision failed. My sense of touch failed. I heard the nurse say to the doctor, "BP 70 over 0." Those are not good numbers, LOL.

It is an interesting and remarkably detatched experience. I knew what was going on, and what the doctor was doing to snap me out of it. I thought it would work. Meanwhile, I was along for the ride. LOL.

Congressman Billybob

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[Aeronaut]

Nobody has returned from the dead since the resurrection of Christ.

Um, Lazarus?

[Squantos]

Dunno...agree for the most part but I have seen folks with no pulse, not breathing and with proper emergency care from first responders bring them back to pulse and breathing mode. NDE ? Dead ? Just almost dead ?

They were as close as I can figure ........Stay safe !

[Clausewitz]

Father Albert J. Hebert, S.M., "Raised From the Dead, True Stories of 400 Resurrection Miracles" (335pp.; TAN Books & Pub., 1986; Nihil Obstat, Imprimatur).

"Ti apiston krinetai par 'umin ei 'o Theos nekrous egeirei" --- Acts 26:8

[RightOnline]

"Nobody has returned from the dead since the resurrection of Christ."

Absolutely not true. Ever hear of a missionary in the mountains of Mexico named David Hogan?

Listen to.......or better yet, watch........one of his seminars some time. You'll be speechless.