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Ian McCormack's story is profoundly moving, and completely credible. Although I amfamiliar with Ian's story, I found that reading this short book caused me to questionagain the ultimate purpose and destiny of my own life. Hopefully, other readers will beprompted to ask the same questions.As an experienced General Practitioner, I have no doubt that Ian died following multiplestings from Box Jellyfish. The Box Jellyfish is one of the most dangerous venomouscreatures in the world. Death from Box Jellyfish stings can occur within five minutes.Death is due to respiratory failure, caused by paralysis of the respiratory centre in thebrain, or to direct effects on the heart, causing electrical conduction disturbances andparalysis of the cardiac muscle. Patients who have been stung by Box Jellyfishfrequently become unconscious before leaving the water.In my opinion Ian McCormack sustained a cardiac arrest, due to the toxic effects of BoxJellyfish stings. No blame is attached to his death, since a considerable time hadelapsed before the antitoxin could be administered to Ian in hospital, making theprognosis extremely poor.Ian's account of Jesus Christ, Heaven and Hell are completely in accord withthe Biblical descriptions. In fact, like all supernatural events, the truth of these eventsshould be checked against the truth of the Scriptures, as the Bereans did (Acts 17:11)*.Ian later became an ordained minister in 1991, and has travelled widely all over theworld speaking about his experience. Ian has made it his lifetime's goal to see as manypeople as possible end up in heaven, rather than hell, which is the reason for histravelling. His motive is not financial.After hearing Ian speak, he so greatly impressed me that I co-authored two books onNear Death Experiences, and I now travel widely speaking on Near Death Experiencesmyself. I sincerely hope that as readers are confronted with the reality of heaven and
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