Lee Strobel's 'The Case for Heaven: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for Life After Death,"' Presents a Christian View of Death

Frontpage Mag ^ | 03/04/2022 | Danusha V. Goska

[Psalm 73]

"...a place that is neither Heaven nor Hell, where imperfect people can be perfected, through purgation, before entering Heaven."

Stop right there.

Then the death and resurrection of Jesus, was for....?

[IrishBrigade]

‘...you could care less about a sticker on a fan blade.’

I don’t think your comment means what you think it means...

[sauropod]

Bflr

[tired&retired]

I’ve been around Near Death researchers for many years. Raymond Moody, Bruce Greyson, Jim Tucker, and Gary Schwartz.

The first three are MD psychiatrists who chaired or worked at the Deapartment of Perceptual Studies at UVA Charlottesville. Gary heads the Consciousness Studies Department at the University of Arizona, Tucson. All have done extensive research in after death experiences.

When a soul departs the body it has no desire to distracted to look at an object or marker, thus this is not a good test for after death perception. They tried it and it didn’t work.

Thus the sticker on the fan as a test for out of body perception is not good.

Another friend of mine headed the CIA remote viewing project at Stanford University. There is more than enough proof that out of body perception works.

[Buttons12]

bfl

[Faith65]

Thanks.
BFL

[The Louiswu]

Someday, everyone will know the truth about death. What you think is going to happen is irrelevant for you will come to know see truth. Accept Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, follow His teachings and Heaven is within your grasp.

[VRWCer]

Thank you so much for sharing your profound experience and new gift! It is very moving and also quite fascinating. I could listen to hours more of your experiences! How beautiful and extraordinary! If you ever decide to write a book, I’d be so happy to read it! These are esoteric and faith subjects I’ve researched and tried to learn about since childhood, as on some level I’ve always known there is so much “more” to everything we “know” and see, like it’s on the tip of my tongue but I can’t seem to pull it into my active consciousness, if that makes any sense. Your descriptions ring very true to me and make so much sense but I’ve never heard them described quite like you have. Thank you again, so much, for sharing! I especially love to hear about Jesus outside of the Church’s prescribed context, because I have felt all my life that I know him so personally but as a much more dimensional being than the Church portrays Him as. What a joy to hear even just a taste of what you have experienced!

[skr]

bfl

[JimRed]

Just not enough evidence. Instead lots of opinions from theologians and philosophers and a lot of scripture.

The author may consider the Scripture to be the evidence.