Why do people just conclude it was heaven and not just a hallucination? Why is the most outlandish explanation the first thing they jump to? The kid might not know better... but adults should.
I once saw Freddy Mercury doing a concert on top of a brontosaurus. We were on the planet Zaxibrartin, which is located in a ternary star system near the center of the galaxy. As Freddy sang, the musical notes visually manifested into nuclear warheads, which then proceeded to accelerate past the atmosphere and into a black hole. I should also mention that the audience consisted mainly of zombified 18th century British sailors. David Bowie was there too. I don't see why my vision doesn't get as much attention, because honestly, it's MUCH cooler than that kid's. And if anything mine is even more credible since I'm older and better able to process what I see.
I once saw Freddy Mercury doing a concert on top of a brontosaurus. We were on the planet Zaxibrartin, which is located in a ternary star system near the center of the galaxy. As Freddy sang, the musical notes visually manifested into nuclear warheads, which then proceeded to accelerate past the atmosphere and into a black hole. I should also mention that the audience consisted mainly of zombified 18th century British sailors. David Bowie was there too. I don't see why my vision doesn't get as much attention, because honestly, it's MUCH cooler than that kid's. And if anything mine is even more credible since I'm older and better able to process what I see.major_silva
:lol: That is awesome, especially the part about nuclear warheads.
Anyway, I've heard about the story with the 11 year old and it's pretty silly that people are taking it seriously.
So he was really sick, probably under some sort of medication, and most of all he was really young...and people are actually taking it seriously? :|JML897
[QUOTE="major_silva"]I once saw Freddy Mercury doing a concert on top of a brontosaurus. We were on the planet Zaxibrartin, which is located in a ternary star system near the center of the galaxy. As Freddy sang, the musical notes visually manifested into nuclear warheads, which then proceeded to accelerate past the atmosphere and into a black hole. I should also mention that the audience consisted mainly of zombified 18th century British sailors. David Bowie was there too. I don't see why my vision doesn't get as much attention, because honestly, it's MUCH cooler than that kid's. And if anything mine is even more credible since I'm older and better able to process what I see. YOU HAVE seen heaven! :shock:
[QUOTE="Plamino"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVtNzONbaiU Would Jesus have sea-blue eyes? I've never seen an arab with such features. He wasn't arab... But no he wouldn't
So he was really sick, probably under some sort of medication, and most of all he was really young...and people are actually taking it seriously? :|JML897
When someone sees the image of Jesus in a piece of toast there is one segment of the population that will believe in it.
I don't see why my vision doesn't get as much attention, because honestly, it's MUCH cooler than that kid's. And if anything mine is even more credible since I'm older and better able to process what I see.major_silva
Have a vision of someone of jewish descent of that time that spoke aramaic and see what happens
Arab isnt a religion though(I know you know, just pointing it out), Jesus was jewish, but he did live in the arabian part of the world. No I was talking about Jewish in the ethnic sense. He lived on what today is the Arab Peninsula but there were and still are many different ethnic groups there and Jesus was part of the Jewish one. And at the time there really were no Arabs in that area.
There are thousands of well documented cases of people being clinically dead and coming back and explaining what they saw. Most people report coming back from a place of pure love and being in the presence of the divine and even among other people who had died as well. Some of these cases are from people who have been dead for over an hour. The brain needs oxygen to process information, so how is it that these people are having very vivid experiences that feel just as real if not more real then this reality well after their brain has been depleted of oxygen?
I think for the people on this thread who believe in nothing should sit back and really give it some thought, do some research, and have an open mind about it. I know a few people personally who have died (and came back) that have reported seeing heaven and even divine and Holy beings which some would call angels or God. After years of research on near death and beyond the grave experiences I am 100% certain that there is Heaven or some kind of place where we go. Death is a transition, not an end.
Yeah, this couldn't possibly be explained by hallucinations brought on by his near-death condition and medication and the fact that ever since he was old enough to talk every single person around him bombarded him with bible stories, bible references and bible morals and told him that god absolutely exists, that they believed in him and that he should too because believers are good people that go to heaven and unbelievers are bad people who get punished by god when they die (we live in a christian society; face it, this is pretty much every child's upbringing).
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