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90 Minutes in Heaven

evangelist6589

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Oh, I can comment - look around you, brother. People comment in ignorance daily. O O

Seriously, Evan, I did not read the book but I have read enough of the book and enough from the book to know that the man offers an unbiblical view of Heaven. His comments about the gates of Heaven alone is enough to realize his account does not square with the Bible. So here you must choose who to believe. Now, maybe you could argue that this was not real, but instead was some sort of a vision, or a prophesy of God's future Kingdom. I, personally, do not believe this type of special revelation occurs today as it would be addition to what has already been given fully (I am not charismatic, no offense if you are).

I am not charismatic and reject New Revelation. What I saw in the film did not contradict scripture.
 

JonC

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I am not charismatic and reject New Revelation. What I saw in the film did not contradict scripture.
I apologize. I took the film to mean that the guy had an after death experience where he saw heaven (at least the gates of pearl) and came back to tell the story. My bad.

If you reject new revelation then how exactly do you see this man's experience? I'm trying to understand how you reconcile your theology with the movie.
 
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evangelist6589

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I apologize. I took the film to mean that the guy had an after death experience where he saw heaven (at least the gates of pearl) and came back to tell the story. My bad.

If you reject new revelation then how exactly do you see this man's experience? I'm trying to understand how you reconcile your theology with the movie.

I really do not know what he experienced whether true or false. It was a good movie however.
 

JonC

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I really do not know what he experienced whether true or false. It was a good movie however.
I might check it out if it's free. I don't like some of those movies because they seem so far fetched. Now, you want to see a good movie....Star Wars was a good movie.
 

JonC

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Careful, impressionable ones are watching. ;)
Yes. I sense the force is strong with with you, Jedi Rolf......care we should take, for mislead we want not....(I'm saying this in a southern yoda voice....think Karl from sling blade).
 
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JonC

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What do you think?
It seems so, I just don't know why you'd watch it twice so soon (but a friend of mine's son did).

You know what I liked about that movie most of all? No rabbits. Not one. Actually, l liked how it complemented the original movies (didn't like how old Carrie Fisher looks though.....she was attractive when I first watched the movie....makes me feel old. I am thankful that she didn't wear that costume she had on with Jabba the Hut....that would have tainted many childhood memories....).
 

evangelist6589

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It seems so, I just don't know why you'd watch it twice so soon (but a friend of mine's son did).

You know what I liked about that movie most of all? No rabbits. Not one. Actually, l liked how it complemented the original movies (didn't like how old Carrie Fisher looks though.....she was attractive when I first watched the movie....makes me feel old. I am thankful that she didn't wear that costume she had on with Jabba the Hut....that would have tainted many childhood memories....).

Not true. There was one rabbit in the audience. :) he he
 

JonC

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Not true. There was one rabbit in the audience. :) he he
Awww man. I worked hard on that Carrie Fisher comment and you got stuck on the rabbit comment.

Hey, you ever read "Praying with Paul" by D.A. Carson? I think I'll start it next.
 
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