Miracle at Impact Conference

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

Still no mention of CPR - - wouldn't that be what the doctor would do???

I can give a short list of signs and questions.

If they flat line, cardio flatline and / or no brain waves they are gone.

in surgery, when they are being put to sleep, all the covers come off. (That is the reason the gown is front only it is removed)
You can look for the tiniest movement on the chest and abdomin for breathing.

In surgery no one wears nail polish. we can place a tiny pressure for a moment on the nail and watch color return. another is pupil dilation. a quick and easy test. A doc or trained tech sees several cues which the audience doesn't see them recognize. At the end of the audio there is reference to do cpr?. If he was "out" his not remembering what they did is explained by "short term memory ablation". And I can offer more. If they are working on him and he IS NOT dead, do you think he would keep his eyes closed?
Again if Bro Arnold wants to talk about this, that part where he was gone, he will not have memory restored. Like I said, short term memory ablation.

I could go on and on. One last little test. Just with a finger tip, a tiny brush of the eye lashes gives a reflex response. You don't have to carry and use a stethoscope to rule no heat beat.

The bad news is preaching is intense. If he went out, he would have hypoxia more quickly than if he was just sitting in a chair. He would have to have been brought back more quickly or have brain damage except for a miracle of God.

I haven't heard a clue in this story that makes me the least suspicious.

On the psych side, Bro Arnold is mean and I don't say that in a derogatory way but in a Jersey personality way. He is driven. He is aggressive. I conclude he is not a profile that would just "faint". If we pray that God give him another 15 years, God will. Then when his time comes it would still be a good idea to check his casket a few times to make sure. He is a driven personality.

Odd that he had a sermon line about God and being available for a miracle.