Title: Last chapter ruined it for me
Product review: I am a Lutheran. I've suffered through my own critical illness and that of my mother and my son. I was so comforted by this book up until the last chapter. Rev. Piper claims that near-death experiences don't exist. He says they are the result of the dying human brain. One could argue that *his* experience could have been just that also. He goes on to claim that he's the only person who had this "unique" experience of dying and then returning to earthly life. I find it odd that a minister would forget about the first and only person who has done that so far. His name is Jesus. I'd have thought Rev. Piper might have heard of Him.
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