Are people who "die" on life suppport machines but then doctors bring them back "Resurrected ?"

Answer 1

I wouldn't call the 'Resurrected' but I wouldn't call them techincally dead either.

Some doctors claim 'techincally dead' but if the mind works and/or body works and the person has memory of whats going on, how can he/she be dead. Maybe out of it or 99% dead but not completely.

That's a tricky question!

Answer 2

You have failed to recognize the difference between 'resucitation' and Resurrection. there are several cases in the Bible, and even in my own Ministry of the raising of the dead. But all these people simply went on to live normal lives, and eventually died.

With the Resurrection however, a new KIND of life is entered into; one in which 'death has no hold'.

Answer 3

No, because they're not dead yet. Their cells are still alive, even if they are a bit oxygen-starved. A true ressurection would take place if the body was completely dead, and had been for some time. Convincing a heart to beat after it's been stopped for a few minutes is a noteworthy achievement, but not true ressurection. Convincing a heart to beat after ten years...well holy crap, I'd pay to see that.

Answer 4

No because they weren't completely dead yet. As one guy said, their cells are still performing actions even if blood and oxygen aren't circulating throughout the body. Their brain is still functioning and everything. Thats why when you see the heart monitor in a hospital go flat, they are not really dead yet. So its technically not a resurrection.

Answer 5

No, because they still have some energy of their life-force in them for doctors to revive them. A true resurrection is when the person has been dead for a while with no life-force in them.

Answer 6

Obviously if they are now alive they were never dead in the first place. Many people's minds are actually still working as they are pronounced "dead" because the nerons are racing in their heads, and that is why many say they have seen God or heaven, when it was actually their mind going crazy and bringing up things they want when they die. Many even say their entire life flashed before them, even better evidence that their minds were going crazy before they were brought back.

Answer 7

Not really (hence the quotation marks around "die"). But, with the whole near-death experiences things, I think others would beg to differ (unless they disagree semantically with the use of the word "Ressurection")

Answer 8

"They are revived/resuscitated -- which implies that the action was carried out by another, such as a doctor.

To resurrect means that initiative was one's own. Jesus was the only one to have resurrect from the dead.

Answer 9

Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our Father and the Lord J-->C.

A "verily, verily" Jesus gospel according to John,
verily verily J J speaks of two resurrections: Jn 5:
- of life, for doing good(law)
- of damnation, for doing evil(law)
Problem with John is, damnation is the latter end,
of a man who didn't put away his child-ish law law.

Pst: Law is "both good and evil"... ends with evil.

Far better to flush johnny law law for grace,
which is to flush verily verily Jesus for Christ,
thereby all have one resurrection, unto life only;
which is twice risen, for baby-lon is twice fallen.

Twice fallen to Great<--Greater<--Greatest.
Great-->Greater-->Greatest: is twice risen.

If ye be risen with Christ: Colossians 3:1-3.
Christ is above great/greater laws on high.
Christ is the end of the law, not more law.

Law: Mend it or End it? Romans 10:4 !

Baby-lon the Great? America the Great?
Moses' Law: "Great terror"-ist to all Israel.

The GRACE of our Lord J-->C with you-->all. Amen.

Answer 10

as a life support survivor i have to say i was resusitated by no means resurrected Jesus was resurrected i was just resting awhile lol