(January 24, 2012)
This book is about an LDS person that had a near death experience. The experiences he shared were so detailed that in the context of the information it seemed hokey. Almost too sugary sweet. But I admire him for completing a mission he was assigned and set out to do: to preach about God and the importance of love. I loved the preface to the book. Especially this:
"There is so much in this world that we consider significant and worthy of our time and resources, which in reality means nothing. Ultimately, it is our families, our relationships, and how we are able to serve others that matter in the hereafter. It is not who we are, but how we live that matters eternally. It is not who we know, but how we love that counts in the world to come."
"There is so much in this world that we consider significant and worthy of our time and resources, which in reality means nothing. Ultimately, it is our families, our relationships, and how we are able to serve others that matter in the hereafter. It is not who we are, but how we live that matters eternally. It is not who we know, but how we love that counts in the world to come."
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