Ed Conrad
Sat, Jul-05-03, 18:22
More good stuff added (URLs):
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Proof of Lfe After Death, being handed you on a silver
platter.
>================================================
Who are you going to believe? Members of the Pseudoscientific
Establishment who for decades have ignored -- and played games
with -- solid evidence in order to protect their vested
interests?
Or me, someone who has long been aware -- and have said so a
zillion times -- "experts" in certain disciplines of science
are a disgrace and an embarrasment to the sacred word Truth.
You listening, SMITHSONIAN?
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> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/prooflogo.gif
The question of whether God exists has been the subject of
controversy probably as long as people have been able to talk
-- and argue.
If He does exist, God certainly doesn't often make it obvious,
undoubtedly for some very good reason.
But every once in awhile, He allows the incredible reality of
His existence -- and His awesome power -- to be known in the
most unlikely sort of way.
It not only provides the evidence that He is, but also offers
the proof that life certainly doesn't end when you or your
loved ones die.
This, of course, is what happened back in August 1963 when a
pair of lowly rather insignificant coal miners were entombed
more than 300 feet below the surface following a cave-in
inside a mine in Pennsylvania's anthracite region.
David Fellin, 58, and Henry "Hank" Throne, 28, seemed destined
to die a horrible death because their chance of being rescued
was astronomical, probably even worse.
However, when all hope seemed gone, God stepped in, flicked
His finger and, all of a sudden, Pope John XXIII -- who had
died in a hospital in Rome, Italy, 10 weeks earlier --
appeared to Fellin and Throne in their pitch-black tomb,
radiating a bluish light that cast no shadow.
Pope John, half the age of the old man he was when he passed
away, was grinning at the two miners, his arms folded in front
of him, and he remained inside their subterranean chamber for
at least eight full days.
It was in the 14th day of the ordeal that the most incredible
mining rescue of all time took place as Throne, then Fellin,
were hauled to the surface through a bore hole, wearing
football helmets and parachute harnesses.
After being entombed for 14 days -- the first 5 1/2 without
any contact whatsoever with the outside world and the last 7
1/2 during a phenomenal rescue operation watched by people
around the world in complete fascination --the two miners
finally were safe on the surface, a most happy ending that was
front-page news in every newspaper throughout the Free World.
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof1.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/remember.gif
Okay, so God didn't actually stick His visible presence -- His
blessed Nose -- into the making of the many miracles that had
taken place inside the mine. But, being All-Wise, He had sent
a fitting ambassador to "supervise" the rescue operation to
make sure the miners would come out alive.
God undoubtedly had picked Pope John for this particular job
because, during his lifetime, his incredible humility had
shone like a beacon, even after he had become world famous.
And that humility was never more obvious than on Christmas
Day in 1958 -- beloved Pope John's very first Christmas at
the Vatican -- when, on the spur of the moment, he decided to
pay an impromptu visit to a prison in Rome that housed the
city's most hardened convicts.
When Pope John entered the outer reaches of the prison, both
Vatican and prison staff expressed concern for his safety but
breathed a sigh of relief realizing that impenetrable bars of
steel offered sufficient protection from the usually angry men
on the other side.
Imagine, then, how stunned they must've been when Pope John,
smiling and waving to the prisoners who were some distance
away, suddenly ordered the main cell door opened because he
said he wanted to go inside.
When Pope John entered the cell block, these so-called
hardened criminals dropped to their knees and began
applauding this incredible gesture of love and compassion for
his fellow man.
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/popejail2.jpg
That's why it isn't difficult to figure out why God, when He
needed a fitting representative to keep a pair of crusty
miners from their appointment with certain death, certainly
couldn't have made a better choice.
This is because Angelo Roncalli, who had spent the twilight
of his life spreading sunshine as Pope John XXIII, tried to
unite people of all different faiths and yet respected those
who did not believe. He was a true brother in the
Brotherhood of Man -- and it was just coincidental that he
happened to be a priest.
The clear, unmistakable fact is that Pope John XXIII was one
of the 20th Century's most noble, most admired and most loved
personalities.
Obviously, that's why even God liked him.
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> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proofbible.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proofpope.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof7bw.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/chronolgy.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/fellinquote.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/thronequote.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof8.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/polygraph.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof10.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/kennedyquote.gif
Proof of Life After Death and Man as Old as Coal
> http://www.edconrad.com
>================================================
Proof of Lfe After Death, being handed you on a silver
platter.
>================================================
Who are you going to believe? Members of the Pseudoscientific
Establishment who for decades have ignored -- and played games
with -- solid evidence in order to protect their vested
interests?
Or me, someone who has long been aware -- and have said so a
zillion times -- "experts" in certain disciplines of science
are a disgrace and an embarrasment to the sacred word Truth.
You listening, SMITHSONIAN?
==============
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/prooflogo.gif
The question of whether God exists has been the subject of
controversy probably as long as people have been able to talk
-- and argue.
If He does exist, God certainly doesn't often make it obvious,
undoubtedly for some very good reason.
But every once in awhile, He allows the incredible reality of
His existence -- and His awesome power -- to be known in the
most unlikely sort of way.
It not only provides the evidence that He is, but also offers
the proof that life certainly doesn't end when you or your
loved ones die.
This, of course, is what happened back in August 1963 when a
pair of lowly rather insignificant coal miners were entombed
more than 300 feet below the surface following a cave-in
inside a mine in Pennsylvania's anthracite region.
David Fellin, 58, and Henry "Hank" Throne, 28, seemed destined
to die a horrible death because their chance of being rescued
was astronomical, probably even worse.
However, when all hope seemed gone, God stepped in, flicked
His finger and, all of a sudden, Pope John XXIII -- who had
died in a hospital in Rome, Italy, 10 weeks earlier --
appeared to Fellin and Throne in their pitch-black tomb,
radiating a bluish light that cast no shadow.
Pope John, half the age of the old man he was when he passed
away, was grinning at the two miners, his arms folded in front
of him, and he remained inside their subterranean chamber for
at least eight full days.
It was in the 14th day of the ordeal that the most incredible
mining rescue of all time took place as Throne, then Fellin,
were hauled to the surface through a bore hole, wearing
football helmets and parachute harnesses.
After being entombed for 14 days -- the first 5 1/2 without
any contact whatsoever with the outside world and the last 7
1/2 during a phenomenal rescue operation watched by people
around the world in complete fascination --the two miners
finally were safe on the surface, a most happy ending that was
front-page news in every newspaper throughout the Free World.
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof1.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/remember.gif
Okay, so God didn't actually stick His visible presence -- His
blessed Nose -- into the making of the many miracles that had
taken place inside the mine. But, being All-Wise, He had sent
a fitting ambassador to "supervise" the rescue operation to
make sure the miners would come out alive.
God undoubtedly had picked Pope John for this particular job
because, during his lifetime, his incredible humility had
shone like a beacon, even after he had become world famous.
And that humility was never more obvious than on Christmas
Day in 1958 -- beloved Pope John's very first Christmas at
the Vatican -- when, on the spur of the moment, he decided to
pay an impromptu visit to a prison in Rome that housed the
city's most hardened convicts.
When Pope John entered the outer reaches of the prison, both
Vatican and prison staff expressed concern for his safety but
breathed a sigh of relief realizing that impenetrable bars of
steel offered sufficient protection from the usually angry men
on the other side.
Imagine, then, how stunned they must've been when Pope John,
smiling and waving to the prisoners who were some distance
away, suddenly ordered the main cell door opened because he
said he wanted to go inside.
When Pope John entered the cell block, these so-called
hardened criminals dropped to their knees and began
applauding this incredible gesture of love and compassion for
his fellow man.
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/popejail2.jpg
That's why it isn't difficult to figure out why God, when He
needed a fitting representative to keep a pair of crusty
miners from their appointment with certain death, certainly
couldn't have made a better choice.
This is because Angelo Roncalli, who had spent the twilight
of his life spreading sunshine as Pope John XXIII, tried to
unite people of all different faiths and yet respected those
who did not believe. He was a true brother in the
Brotherhood of Man -- and it was just coincidental that he
happened to be a priest.
The clear, unmistakable fact is that Pope John XXIII was one
of the 20th Century's most noble, most admired and most loved
personalities.
Obviously, that's why even God liked him.
===================
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proofbible.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proofpope.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof7bw.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/chronolgy.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/fellinquote.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/thronequote.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof8.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/polygraph.gif
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/proof10.jpg
> http://www.edconrad.com/lifeafterdeath/kennedyquote.gif
Proof of Life After Death and Man as Old as Coal
> http://www.edconrad.com