Sure, there are also thousands upon thousands of testimonies of Indian gurus performing levitation, miraculous healing, turning water into wine, etc; similarly, there are thousands upon thousands of testimonies of Philipino and Brazilian psychic surgeons doing bloodless surgery using only their fingers and with no anaesthetic.There are thousands upon thousands of testimony of Christians being healed after prayer, each one with multiple witnesses, but when I collected videos of some of them, I only saved the ones where the medical doctor involved in a miracle healing, called them a miracle - and the doctor involved would be the one in a position to know.
It just shows how easily people will believe what they want to be true.
Presumably you do know that tens of thousands of people are revived after clinical death every year because 'clinical death' is not necessarily 'being dead'? It varies, but the most common definition is when the heart stops beating and the lungs stop breathing. However, in emergency room situations, low-level intermittent function may be missed, and, of course, other interventions such as CPR are often used.My favorite one so far is where a deceased ER patient, dead for 40 minutes, was resurrected by a medical doctor praying for the man - with the ER staff as witnesses
If you want a classic example of a supposedly 'miraculous revival from the dead', consider Jean Hilliard, who was found frozen solid after being out overnight in sub-freezing temperatures. Snopes has the true story.
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