By Mally Cox-Chapman

Three out of four Americans say they believe in Heaven. Even more surprising, a recent Gallup poll reports that eight million americans have had a near-death experience that they believe confirms the reality of Heaven. The Case for Heaven shows that the belief in Heaven is not mere wish fulfillment," says Ms. Cox-Chapman, "but the complex alchemy of religious legacy, visions, dreams, intuitions, and the experiences of reasonable people which have led to the widespread sense that we can trust in Heaven. This is a book of good news!"

Objectively researched, intelligently organized, and persuasively written, The Case for Heaven addresses tough questions many people are afraid to discuss. Written with the expectation that readers will come to a better understanding of the nature of Heaven and death itself, Mally Cox-Chapman explains, "Not all of us have been given the joyful certainty about the afterlife that experiencers have. But we can, in light of their certainty, make a decision to trust."

Among topics explored in the book:

• What can near-death experiences reveal about Heaven?
• What is Heaven like, and how can we know it exists?
• Will we be reunited with the people we love in Heaven?
• Who will guide us to Heaven and can we get there it we’ve been "bad?"
• Is there a Hell?
• What happens when people who don’t believe in Heaven have a near-death experience?
• What are the aftereffects of a near-death experience?

Share and come to understand the near-death experiences of more than fifty people — nurses, an airline pilot, secretaries, a philosophy professor, homemakers, and business people — whose experiences with death offered a glimpse of the afterlife that changed their beliefs.

The Case for Heaven is a transforming book. Don’t miss the opportunity it offers to replace the burden of uncertainty with a conviction you can trust in life ever after.

Softcover, 203 pages
$12.00

Comment and Reviews

"Mally Cox-Chapman has offered us a powerful message of hope and delivered it beautifully in a tender and comforting way. This book is a must-read..."
—Maggie Callanan, author of Final Gifts

"An engaging examination of near-death experiences as evidence of an afterlife... reassuring."
—Library Journal

"Her book is not simply a collection of anecdotes of recollections. She has assembled religious and secular research to definitely make a case for heaven."
—Booklist

About the Author

Author Mally Cox-Chapman graduated from Yale University and has written for Time-Life Books, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and New Age. This is her second book. Her appearance on NBC's Dateline discussing The Case for Heaven received the highest audience rating in the history of the show to that time. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and their two children.