Ian Mc Cormack Former Atheist had a near death experience

Onesimus

I've just watched all 10 parts of his testimony and would advise you to do the same before commenting on his testimony as you would need to in order to get the full scope of what he is saying.

He was diagnosed clinically dead by the doctors and taken to the morgue also. For fifteen minutes he was taken to hell first and then to Heaven by Jesus. His story is amazing and the most convincing I've ever heard.

Let me know your thoughts upon it after watching it.

Onesimus


Cant get the link the work so here is the direct link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgF_iwUNqFU&feature=share

yammycat

pics or it didn't happen

Onesimus

Yes I'm confident that throughout his ordeal of dying the first thing on Ian's mind was a Kodak Camera:rolleyes:

Onesimus

Plenty of pics here: http://www.about-god.com/Ian_McCormack_A_Glimpse_Of_Eternity

The above pic is of Ian and his friend who carried him.

and there are also plenty more pics at the above link.

Onesimus

santing

I haven't watched it but

Onesimus wrote: »

... For fifteen minutes he was taken to hell first

I didn't know there was an EXIT in Hell. AFAIK once you are in, you can't get out. (But Hell is still waiting for its first occupant to arrive according to revelations.)

Onesimus

santing wrote: »

I haven't watched it but
I didn't know there was an EXIT in Hell. AFAIK once you are in, you can't get out. (But Hell is still waiting for its first occupant to arrive according to revelations.)

Jesus took him there first, to show where he should have gone. But because he prayed the Our Father in the ambulance ( again watch the video ) he was taken to heaven and forgiven his sins by Jesus. That is what Ian tells us. The Children of Fatima were also shown hell as have many other saints down through history.

There were others in Hell Ian tells us who could not get out.

When you do get around to watching the video and hearing it from beginning to end you will get the full scope of his testimony and story.

Hope you enjoy it

Onesimus

Ghost Buster

Onesimus wrote: »

Yes I'm confident that throughout his ordeal of dying the first thing on Ian's mind was a Kodak Camera:rolleyes:

Remembering to take a few pics in that sort of circumstance would be a miracle

kelly1

I watched it all too, interesting testimony.

gbee

That's a great story, I really felt for his agony but he describes clinic near death experiences from around the world, those experiences are embellished from childhood conditioning.

It's an amazing story of survival but ultimately his brain has suffered damage and he exhibits the classic personality change, so commonly reported.

My own brother who was machine gunned by the Israelis and had his bunk destroyed by Christian Militia mortar bombing on his UN camp in the Lebanon, went through an epiphany and put aside his atheist ways and became a Bishop.

It's a tragic human response, but if it helps the individual to endure his torture, so be it, it's better than having the demons haunt you, the human mind is fragile for all the power it possesses.

Onesimus

gbee wrote: »

That's a great story, I really felt for his agony but he describes clinic near death experiences from around the world, those experiences are embellished from childhood conditioning.

It's an amazing story of survival but ultimately his brain has suffered damage and he exhibits the classic personality change, so commonly reported.

My own brother who was machine gunned by the Israelis and had his bunk destroyed by Christian Militia mortar bombing on his UN camp in the Lebanon, went through an epiphany and put aside his atheist ways and became a Bishop.

It's a tragic human response, but if it helps the individual to endure his torture, so be it, it's better than having the demons haunt you, the human mind is fragile for all the power it possesses.

This man saw all this when he was dying and after he died. He was physically there and declared dead as a do - do by the doctors. 15 mins later he comes back - to - life and tells us what he saw. Doesnt sound like a personality change to me at all.

The only tragic human response in this world is your one at the moment Gbee.

Onesimus

gbee

Onesimus wrote: »

The only tragic human response in this world is your one at the moment Gbee. Onesimus

It sounds to me like you did not listen to all his video. He says it himself.