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They're always the same story though. I like the stories where they hear conversations and tell them to the people involved. They also see things going on that they can relay back.I never put much stock in NDE stories. My guess is that these experiences are hallucinations which the brain experiences as it is shutting down.
What? Kids lie? HOLY CRAP BETTER MAKE A THREAD ABOUT IT!!Alex Malarkey The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven Admits He Made It All Up
When Alex Malarkey was 6-Years Old he was involved in a traffic accident, as a result of that accident Alex went into a Coma. When he finally woke up from that Coma he told his parents that he had been to Heaven and told them how beautiful it was.
Guess What All You Bible Thumping, God Lovin' Narrow Minded So-Called Christians...IT WAS AND IS ALL A LIE!!!!!!!
"I did not die. I did not go to Heaven", said Alex, now age 16.
Malarkey now admits he made up the story to get attention.
Alex's Dad, Kevin Malarkey a "Christian Therapist", co-authored a book, "The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven", based on what is now a lie.
A movie staring actor Greg Kinear, "Heaven Is Real" was based upon the book. Weak-Minded, Brain-Washed So-Called "Christians" flocked to movie claiming it was proof of the love of a god that is not real.
Beth Malarkey, Mother of Alex who has since divorced her lying husband says she was very concerned about the book and the attention it gave to her son. Beth is the caregiver to Alex was left a quadriplegic from the accident.
God so loved Alex he allowed him to see heaven, but left him bedridden and without the use of his limbs.
Yep, living proof of love of a non-existent god.
I especially like the ones that are evidenced, in which, there was no other possible explanation for them knowing things that happened while they were clinically dead and was multiply corroborated by the medical staff.They're always the same story though. I like the stories where they hear conversations and tell them to the people involved. They also see things going on that they can relay back.I never put much stock in NDE stories. My guess is that these experiences are hallucinations which the brain experiences as it is shutting down.
But for those who struggle NDE's can be helpful because the best cases are so well evidenced, there is simply no way that person who was clinically dead could have known certain things happening.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
It is not a good idea to base your own faith on the subjective and non-provable experiences of other people.But for those who struggle NDE's can be helpful because the best cases are so well evidenced, there is simply no way that person who was clinically dead could have known certain things happening.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
The testimony of the Apostles in various group settings is God's perfect proof that Jesus rose from the dead after He died on the cross for the sins of the world. So you are throwing your life into the hands of a false god, one that can't save you one bit. No matter how much you pray about it, your spirit remains as dead as ever.It is not a good idea to base your own faith on the subjective and non-provable experiences of other people.But for those who struggle NDE's can be helpful because the best cases are so well evidenced, there is simply no way that person who was clinically dead could have known certain things happening.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
If you want to reach God, you should approach him in your own prayer life. Go to a private room, kneel on the floor, forgive all who have hurt you, beg forgiveness for all your sins, and throw your life into God's hands.
Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
Everyone is going to hell except you, right?Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
The New City is 1379 x 1379 miles which I think you could fit comfortably 1 billion souls so that is how many people, very roughly, would be saved from Abel to today to the end of the millennial kingdom.Everyone is going to hell except you, right?Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
And you'll be telling each of them how they have fallen short, I'm sure.The New City is 1379 x 1379 miles which I think you could fit comfortably 1 billion souls so that is how many people, very roughly, would be saved from Abel to today to the end of the millennial kingdom.Everyone is going to hell except you, right?Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
I really don't have the time to do that, nor is it my job. It is enough for me to lead you to Christ by sharing with you the gospel of salvation. So why do you hate Jesus so much?And you'll be telling each of them how they have fallen short, I'm sure.The New City is 1379 x 1379 miles which I think you could fit comfortably 1 billion souls so that is how many people, very roughly, would be saved from Abel to today to the end of the millennial kingdom.Everyone is going to hell except you, right?Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.The fact that the boy and his father conspired to do what they did shows they were never born-again.
No, you're wrong. When I was investigating Christianity I read many books and all of them had an effect on the final decision I made. This book could have been the tipping point that made someone into a believer. Such a person could lose all faith now that the boy admits it was a fraud.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
More ammo. We already have plenty. This was just a bonus.
Seriously, I doubt those of faith will lose it because some young child lied, or that his Dad bought into it or went along with it.
When has anybody converted without having had a personal experience? I don't think Apologetics converts people. Faith isn't rational without a personal experience. How can you choose to believe? You either believe or you don't: it isn't about evidence.
Also, this forum has a powerful impact on many who never post here, but read what we are writing. Everyone should realize that they are acting as ambassador for whatever belief system they are propounding. If people kept that in mind, I think people would be more careful what they post.
The testimony of the Apostles in various group settings is God's perfect proof that Jesus rose from the dead after He died on the cross for the sins of the world. So you are throwing your life into the hands of a false god, one that can't save you one bit. No matter how much you pray about it, your spirit remains as dead as ever.It is not a good idea to base your own faith on the subjective and non-provable experiences of other people.But for those who struggle NDE's can be helpful because the best cases are so well evidenced, there is simply no way that person who was clinically dead could have known certain things happening.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
If you want to reach God, you should approach him in your own prayer life. Go to a private room, kneel on the floor, forgive all who have hurt you, beg forgiveness for all your sins, and throw your life into God's hands.
The teaching of Scripture is that those who are in Christ have died on the cross with Him to our old man, so it is an accomplished fact that can't be reversed. This is true power, because Satan can't work through that which is dead. Praise the Lord. That's why the 1st Seal in Rev. 6 is the picture of a bow and arrow that looks like a cross, but the arrow has been shot giving Satan a deadly wound.
I really don't have the time to do that, nor is it my job. It is enough for me to lead you to Christ by sharing with you the gospel of salvation. So why do you hate Jesus so much?And you'll be telling each of them how they have fallen short, I'm sure.The New City is 1379 x 1379 miles which I think you could fit comfortably 1 billion souls so that is how many people, very roughly, would be saved from Abel to today to the end of the millennial kingdom.Everyone is going to hell except you, right?Born-agains would never do what they did as it was so premeditated. I don't condemn anyone, they condemn themselves. All I can do is show them the gospel of salvation and let them decide. I can't offer them my forgiveness for I can't save anyone. All over your words is Satanic thought; everything you say is wrong.Born again people fall into sin just like everyone else. Instead of condemning this boy and his father, why don't you offer them your forgiveness.
Singular attestation is not enough by itself because it is one person's claim against another. But in courts, eyewitnesses multiply attested especially in various group settings is the very best evidence you can find and does convict. So God does the same with the eyewitness Apostles who knew Jesus well who spent 3 years with Him.The testimony of the Apostles in various group settings is God's perfect proof that Jesus rose from the dead after He died on the cross for the sins of the world. So you are throwing your life into the hands of a false god, one that can't save you one bit. No matter how much you pray about it, your spirit remains as dead as ever.It is not a good idea to base your own faith on the subjective and non-provable experiences of other people.But for those who struggle NDE's can be helpful because the best cases are so well evidenced, there is simply no way that person who was clinically dead could have known certain things happening.I don't need NDEs in order to believe in the afterlife, so I pay no attention to them. Christians shouldn't anchor their faith on such stories because they might be disappointed if they turn out to be false. The fraud perpetrated by this boy and his father may cause some to lose faith. And it has given ammo to the non-believers to mock us.
If you want to reach God, you should approach him in your own prayer life. Go to a private room, kneel on the floor, forgive all who have hurt you, beg forgiveness for all your sins, and throw your life into God's hands.
The teaching of Scripture is that those who are in Christ have died on the cross with Him to our old man, so it is an accomplished fact that can't be reversed. This is true power, because Satan can't work through that which is dead. Praise the Lord. That's why the 1st Seal in Rev. 6 is the picture of a bow and arrow that looks like a cross, but the arrow has been shot giving Satan a deadly wound.
Personal testimony, or eye witness testimony, is notoriously unreliable which is why convictions in a court of law require more than just eye witness accounts. There must be corraborating evidence for a DA to bring a case to court. If eye witness testimony isn't enough for a criminal conviction, how could it be God's perfect proof?
