Reply to "Near-Death Experiences: 30 Years of Research"

Originally Posted by JimiHendrix:

Originally Posted by Bill Gray:

Hi David,

One question: Since you are Roman Catholic, why would these people who have a Near-Death-Experience -- NOT go into Purgatory instead of heaven? Doesn't the Roman Catholic church teach that NO ONE can enter heaven until they have been cleansed of ALL their sin? So, would not this acceptance of the belief that a person has died, or nearly died, and gone into heaven negate the teaching of Purgatory?

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

Bill

One question: why does anybody take this nonsense seriously?

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Why do you howl at the moon jimii? It makes no sense

9/14/117:11 PM

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