Eric & Nancy Pierre: Experiencing a Double Miracle

AMAZING STORY

By Kristi Watts
The 700 Club

CBN.com  -  Erick and Nancy Pierre talk with the 700 Club’s Kristi Watts about the miracle that changed their lives.

Nancy:  “We were focusing on our careers in the entertainment field. We really weren’t thinking about family.”

Great things were happening for Eric and Nancy Pierre.  They recently married…had a new baby on the way, and together gave their hearts to the Lord.

Then one day everything changed. On the day their baby boy was due.

Nancy: “I went to the bathroom and something popped.”

Eric: “I remember when I went into the hospital. Nancy was upstairs and my mother-in-law came downstairs to tell me that Nancy lost the baby.”

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Faking Death

by Tim Chaffey, AiG–U.S

In addition to studying the importance of the Resurrection of Jesus, we have looked at the “infallible proofs” and other evidences for this event. We have also critiqued many of the skeptical and critical attempts to explain away the historical evidence recorded in the New Testament. Each of these alternative hypotheses can account for portions of the evidence, but they do not come close to explaining all the facts. Unbelievers have posited that Jesus did not exist or was not even crucified, that the disciples were just seeing things, that someone moved the body, or that His body was buried in a family tomb. This article will examine a couple of views that admit Jesus was crucified but claim that He somehow managed to survive for a short time after being taken off the Cross.

The Swoon Theory

Proposed by Heinrich E.G. Paulus in The Life of Jesus (1828), the swoon theory states that Jesus was not actually dead when He was removed from the Cross. Instead, He had fallen into a coma-like state (a swoon) on the Cross and was then buried in a tomb in that condition. He later revived, rolled away the tomb’s stone from the inside, evaded the Roman guards, and escaped. He then appeared to His disciples proclaiming He had conquered death. But rather than making a full recovery, Jesus died soon thereafter due to His numerous injuries.

Whitney Houston was also taking Xanax, a psychiatric anti-anxiety drug

According to Fox News, Houston's family members said she was taking Xanax, a powerful psychtropic drug (http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2012/02/12/whitney-houston-dead-...). As NaturalNews has reported many times, mind-altering drugs are known to cause erratic behavior and suicidal thoughts. (http://www.naturalnews.com/032097_antidepressants_suicidal_tendencies...) and (http://www.naturalnews.com/022743.html). Although Xanax is not an SSRI drug, its side effects include: • Aggression • Rage and hostility • Twitches and tremors • Mania, agitation (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanax#Adverse_effects) An overdose of Xanax may cause: • Dizziness • Fainting • Coma • Death Xanax is widely promoted throughout that DSM-IV, the "bible" of modern psychiatry which promotes the use of prescription amphetamines to children (among other bizarre chemical recommendations). Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/034944_Whitney_Houston_prescription_drugs_addiction.html#ixzz1mFDdUUea