Shaun Tabatt
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John Burke Why Some NDEs Turn Hellish | Imagine Heaven 10th Anniversary
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July 28, 2026
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35:03Now PlayingJohn Burke returns to talk about the 10th anniversary of Imagine Heaven, the NDE evidence that first challenged him as an agnostic engineer, why some near-death experiences turn hellish, and how he believes these testimonies align with Scripture.
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John Burke returns to discuss the 10th anniversary of Imagine Heaven and the 40+ year journey that took him from agnostic engineer to one of the most recognized Christian voices on near-death experiences.
In this conversation, John shares how early NDE research challenged his skepticism, why he believes common elements in near-death experiences align with Scripture, what blind-from-birth NDE accounts may suggest about consciousness beyond the body, and why hellish NDEs are often underreported.
We also talk about George Ritchie, Raymond Moody, Dr. Michael Sabom, Dr. Jeff Long, Dr. Pim van Lommel, Dr. Rawlings, Howard Storm, Don Piper, life reviews, judgment, the “God of light and love,” and the surprising global impact of *Imagine Heaven* ten years later.
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