Title: Nice story, but no proof it is real
Product review: Don Piper is a pastor with a bias towards the supernatural. He experienced a horrific car accident which caused him to be declared clinically dead. What he perceived to be real during his state of unconsciousness can not be proven true or not true. The burden of proof is on those who make a positive claim. If Don Piper claims his experience is real, he has the burden of proof to provide physical and/or presentable evidence, if he expects others to believe him. Unfortunately, he doesn't have any proof but his own testimony and the hearsay of others. Since he, himself believes it to be true, I will not call him a liar. However, believing something to be true doesn't make it true. Scientific studies prove that the human brain can and often does hallucinate when oxygen deprived, it is reasonable to suspect that that is indeed what has happened.
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