When twenty year old Georgie Ritchie entered an ARMY hospital with pneumonia, he had no idea what lay before him. In this vivid account of life after death, Ritchie brings us along with him through his fascinating discovery of what comes after death. Some brutal and hellish places.. others heavenly and pure, he comes back to life knowing and appreciating the loving presence of Jesus.

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Customer Reviews for Return from Tomorrow, 30th anniversary edition

Review 1 for Return from Tomorrow, 30th anniversary edition

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1 out of 5

Doctrinally Mormon

Date:July 17, 2012

Jiffer

Location:Southern California

Age:35-44

Gender:female

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1 out of 5

This book doctrinally lines up with Mormon beliefs of the after life. I would not have read it had I known, but it was an interesting glimpse into the ideas of the Mormon faith. I specifically did a search for books on encounters with heaven on Christianbook.com, in hopes they would be biblically and doctrinally sound. I wonder if Christianbook.com realizes they are selling a Mormon based book. Being Christian, I believe in a physical heaven and hell, as opposed to the unbiblical notion that some of us are forever enslaved as demons to the sins that haunted us on earth, and then floating around the earth in the form of ghosts. The book does a good job of describing Jesus' love, His light and the overwhelming peace and joy of being in His presence. This and other Biblical truths captivated me as I wrestled with the decidedly occult teachings being presented. If you want a biblically sound book about heaven, read "Heaven is For Real". I LOVE that book!

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Review 2 for Return from Tomorrow, 30th anniversary edition

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1 out of 5

dissapointed

Date:August 7, 2012

annia

Location:Quebec

Age:35-44

Gender:female

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The book seemed sound scripturally, till I came to the middle, when it says that some people who die roam & then enter in people when drunk, etc (if that was their addiction). The Bible talks of evil spirits ie demons entering people, not dead human beings doing so! So stopped reading it half ways.

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Review 3 for Return from Tomorrow, 30th anniversary edition

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5 out of 5

Date:August 23, 2010

KeuiHsin Engelhard

This book plays a very important role in my life. I read the Chinese translation in 1980 and I turned from a big head "science worshiper" to a Christian in 1981. I still shared his story even today. A must read book.

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Review 4 for Return from Tomorrow, 30th anniversary edition

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5 out of 5

Date:September 11, 2009

Bonnie McClain

this book was one of those life changing events. It conveyed timelessness like never before. It also helped me to accept the unknown as truth without evidence. I consider this book to be a "must read".

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