from larestout

I am not sure what I think of this book. I am reading it slowly, trying to keep an open mind. The author has some impressive credentials, so I thought that I might agree with his opinions and his theology. I definately don't agree with everything so far. It appears to be a book that is full of ex...

from hobbitprincess

I have read books like this one before, and I found this one to be very similar to others I'd read. This book, however, is written, I believe, for people who are already Christians. It therefore falls into the "preaching to the choir" category. Much of the non-Christian evidence for life-after- l...

from harpua

I had trouble getting into this book. Not my typical non-fiction that I read, but I thought it looked interesting. But as another reviewer stated, this seemed based more on the authors opinions and less on any factual conjecture on the author's part. I realize that the afterlife is something that...

from saskreader

This survey of what religious writers and scripture have to say about what happens when we die has the potential to be enlightening and interesting, but, for me, was a surprisingly dull read. Perhaps it was the layout of material that put me off from reading it; I found sections to be repetitive ...

from DrSmeeton

"Heaven and the Afterlife" is a good example of the kind of book that I do not like to read. Two hundred twenty six pages divided into twenty-one chapters. The blurb promises "straightforward answers to the confusing and sometimes troubling issues of heaven, hell, ghosts, angels, near-death exper...