'Heaven Is for Real': One boy's astonishing account

reply to post by Confusion42

You, sir, require a line by line analytics that I should / will write maybe tomorrow.;

There is no need to. I was posting chopped up lines because I was a bit upset over your reply post to me. I did not feel like taking the time to put it all in paragraph form, filling in the little spaces in between. It is extremely late and I have to be up in 3 hours to put my kids to school. I have class of my own.

To fill you in a little bit. If you care or not is not of my concern. I am 32 years old and I am graduating a 2 year welding program at the local college. I do not see myself as being ignorant. I have a 3.6 gpa. This is why I was so offended. I learned trigonometry at the age of 31. I do not believe ignorance gets you this kind of education. It has been a long two years and for someone to call me ignorant kind of gets on my nerves.

Thank you for the finger exercises on the keyboard...lol

Ps.
No hard feelings.
LJ01

I have read this book and think it is probably the best eye-witness description of heaven you will ever get in this lifetime. For all the previous posters who assumed: vivid imagination, '___' trip or any other way to explain it away I would like you to read it and explain how this little 3 year old could provide his parents with information about their personal lives that was never shared with him.

This is a NY Times Bestseller and I rank it as the best book I've ever read.

I've heard the expression "Don't judge a book by it's cover". Well I say " Don't judge something without having read it first." Isn't that denying ignorance?