Resurrected: Tangible Evidence That Jesus Rose from the Dead Review

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(More customer reviews)In spite of reviewer "bill hay's" criticism that this book doesn't live up to the X-Files "stringent" criteria for valid science (what?!), I personally found the book to be well worth the read and credible on all levels. Having worked in the fields of pathology and criminology for several years, I was struck with the integrity of the work presented here. I honestly don't know whether Jesus was raised from the dead. I didn't witness it. But if any pathologist was asked to testify as to the question based on the evidence objectively presented here, I can't see how they could deny it.
Sometimes the conclusions drawn by science are rational. But there are also times when the conclusions, as irrational as they may appear to be, are correct none-the-less. Read it for yourself.

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Gilbert R. Lavoie, M.D., has studied the Shroud of Turinfor more than 20 years. He brings together startling new scientificinformation that shows how the shroud points to the resurrection ofJesus. With foreword by Gary Habermas.

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From Elsewhere: Being E.T. in America Review

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(More customer reviews)Synchronicity brought "From Elsewhere" my way and I am eternally grateful. It is very difficult going through life as a lonely observer with a growing stack of unanswerable questions. This book addressed those gnawing issues for me. The answer to all of them: I am a wanderer. I agree with the Knoxville reviewer about the book probably being unpalatable to most non-wanderers/walk-ins. That is simply because few people are open-minded enough to ask the questions that Dr. Mandelker poses. These questions shake the very foundations of society's cherished beliefs about life. It is a tribute to Mandelker's courage that he dares ask them.
As a wanderer, I particularly appreciated the author's personal story in the appendix. That autobiography plus the quiz that the other reviewer mentioned, convinced me of my origins. I really wasn't surprised that I'm from Elsewhere. That was probably the most stunning discovery of all. I hope sincere, open-minded people will delve into this book. It deserves the attention of all devoted seekers of truth. Dr. Mandelker's sincerity, courage, and solid, though unconventional reasoning make this work a stand-out. Thank you, Scott.

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