by LauraLoo
By the time Ben Breedlove’s parents discovered the videos last Monday, the YouTube recordings of their 18-year-old son talking about his impending death had already gone viral. Read the rest of Ben’s story in People. Ben passed away on Christmas Day.
We’ve heard about people who have had near-death experiences and what they saw or felt. Do you know of anyone who likewise had a similar experience?
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
AHA opposes the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (HR36).
And during this time, we’ve passed over 200 so-called “pro-life” laws, but they all discriminate in one way or the other, against our neighbors who are still in the womb. As Christians, we have absolutely no business abandoning any of our neighbors….
Take a comparison: During WWII, Raoul Wallenberg made heroic efforts to save as many Hungarian Jews as he could. And he succeeded in saving upwards of 100,000 Jews from the gas chambers.
But by AHA logic, Wallenberg had blood on his hands. His efforts were “discriminatory.” He only tried to save Hungarian Jews. And even then, he was only able to save a fraction of the Hungarian Jewish population.
By AHA logic, he “abandoned” other European Jews. By AHA logic, unless he had a strategy to save every European Jews, he ought to refrain from saving any European Jews. Let the Nazis kill them all.
By AHA logic, Wallenberg should have made hoodies, beenies, lapel pins, and T-shirts with inspirational slogans instead of issuing protective passes to Jews and creating safe houses for Jews.
~ Blogger Steve at Triablogue, January 27
W.O.W.
I read that in NBC’s report they cut if off at the part when he asked: “Do you believe in angels and God? I do.”
I hope to meet him in a few centuries. It would be hard to believe that smile won’t be in the next life.
Wow, how touching, both sweet and sad. I love his smile. Thanks, LL.
Too young.
May he be blessed, granted eternal rest, and gaze upon the beatific vision of our Lord….
RIP
oh wow. i am a nurse and indeed patients have told me about many nde’s. i have to share a story about a retired judge i met. he was going to remarry his first wife. he died on the emergency room table after a heart attack and a stroke. he said ” i met jesus and he was holding a lamp. i told him i would like to stay here but i have things to do. he said jesus pointed and said ” your work on earth isnt done. you will go back.” it gave me the chills!