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Revisado: 04-27-20

We enjoy playing the audible version with Kindle on the TV. We hope you will continue writing & making Audible versions. When we finish & rate, it us for Kindle. I had to go back & rate all the previous ones we've done over the years. Lillian was excellent!

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Need more!

Revisado: 04-27-20

We enjoy playing the audible version with Kindle on the TV. We hope you will continue writing & making Audible versions. When we finish & rate, it us for Kindle. I had to go back & rate all the previous ones we've done over the years. Lillian was excellent!

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Where is the beginning?

Revisado: 12-14-19

This series starts off at the end of chapter 5. He said they'd started 6 weeks earlier I think. Where is that part, the start of chapter 5?

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Sort issues

Revisado: 11-25-19

For over a week now there has been an issue with sorting. The most recent is from Oct. 7th at the top, then goes to the 14th, then Nov. 25th hits (today). The latest one keeps dropping each day to where in time there will be a whole lot of scrolling to find the latest edition. The Wall Street Journal is 5 stars, this problem with WSJ on Audible is not.

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Bien (that's French)

Revisado: 03-27-19

Todd, you mentioned the Oscar Wilde quote at the head & tail of the book. If you were to consider the organization (prisoner) as a whole as workers within a larger system (prison), what would that conversation look like (CEO the sharp end of a larger stick)? Worth a snippet of time in a future podcast...? Kudos on making this available to the Audibulls.

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Works well with Nabeel Qureshi

Revisado: 11-25-18

I had just finished Nabeel Qureshi's book that covered a lot of ground. This book covered the rest. If u wanted to better understand Islam, from a terrorist's perspective, this book scores. It is amazing what "Tamer" accomplished & worthy of that private Canadian salute on the airstrip.

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I believe, but it is hard to place

Revisado: 08-27-16

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Yes, for those interested, because he does give a detailed NDE and life changing experience. His changed life says much about his NDE.

Any additional comments?

Though I believe all that Rajiv relates in his book, without any doubting, I do not know how to place it. The only thing I've found concrete in this life is what I've found in the Bible; when I look either to myself or the world, I have seen that it is true in all that it says, about myself and the world.

I just finished this book today, and I had not planned on writing a review, but I immediately began reading in the Bible where I had last left off, which was Acts 4. The second verse explains Peter and John's soon-to-come troubles, "...they were teaching the people and proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection from the dead." This brought to mind what troubled me about the book, that it was spiritual, but not religious; it was not grounded with a definitive future, other than there is one.

In his story, I wondered where Jesus was and why there was only this "light"; and Rajiv wondered if it was Jesus, until He is introduced later on. He dealt with angels throughout, but they seemed out of character for angles that are mentioned in the Bible; though perhaps not out of character for the Apocrypha. What especially caught me was their humor and lack of... solemnity (it reminds me of the Gospel of Judas where he has Jesus laughing in the National Geographic portrayal).

The glory of God and Jesus in the Bible is unmistakable, but I did not see it in this story. The subjects of righteousness and sin, life and death (eternal), heaven and hell are sharp in the Bible in a grave or serious sense as God views it, but that was lacking here.

So, I believe he experienced all that he said he did, it just does not match the only concrete thing I can compare it to, which limits how much I can take to heart. If I were to lump this story into a lot, I would put it with those of Muhammad or Joseph Smith, where I believe angles did visit them (see Galatians 1). I need more input to settle the matter.

I left the book with the impression that man and personal relationships are to be highlighted, not God and the judgement to come. That seems to fit well in our age of Facebook and equality without distinction. The Bible emphasizes repentance and turning to Jesus as the only source of salvation. This book emphasizes a good turning, just as many religions do, but not to Jesus. If you're looking for that in this book, I did not see it.

PS: For the non-religious/spiritual persons, I absolutely recommend this book to you. However you chalk this story up in the end, I believe you will see that it is a true story and matches, to some degree, other NDE's you might have read about. We only get one shot in this life, and I'm trying to get it right, as you may be also, or else I doubt you would be here now.

Note to Rajiv: If I could ask him a question, it would be that he would ask the angles, on their next visit, if Jesus is God's only Son, and if He came in the flesh and died for the sins of man. If I could ask two questions, I would ask him to have the angles tell him a joke.

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It is how God displays His wisdom

Revisado: 09-21-15

There is too much to say to type out on a phone, but it is worth mentioning that all that is in this book blends in with so many other books in Christian history that all blend in with the Bible (stories that are fashioned by God's hand). There are stories I read about in books that can floor u because u know its God. The toughest man story was a good mirror to The Rich Young Ruler story in the Bible, except it had the right decision being made. Somalia?... Bithynia?...1 Peter 1?...Yet to come? Somalia was hard, but to some purpose; though reminds me of the beginnings of the SIM with Roland Bingham.

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Nobody does it like Dr. Creasy

Revisado: 01-22-15

You really wanna know Paul? Every other teaching tells of Paul's works and of course his road to Damascus but not much more beyond that. I will never stop listening to logos and hope I get to meet Dr. Creasy someday!

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John 14:18, & this He does

Revisado: 01-13-15

It is encouraging to listen to how Jesus cares for these the Father has given Him in this particular way. How He handles each in His own way, & not every way is all together the same; as each person reading this knows what brought them to bow the knee, open the mouth, & yield the heart, & that there is a personal & unique touch to their story that blends into the bigger picture of those spoken about here. They may envy our story as much as we envy their story, but it is all His story, & u see another piece of it in this book.

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