JFK Assassination

"It's background information on Doc Holliday. The man (as a ghost) that I said killed JFK. Therefore it's relevant."What motive would Doc Holliday have? He's dead. There was a possiblity of a Government conspiracy with LBJ and some people.I am not saying Oswald did not do it. I think he was just not the lone gunman. Plus they found Oswald's fingerprints on the windowseal, an elbow print, so obviously he was there. Then he ran down the street to some house, and was captured at a movie theatre. "I didn't know you were a ghost expert. Con's statement has never been established during thedebate and should thus be stricken from the record! Otherwise, he would need to backup those claims. In addition, the dead are not judged until the Great White Throne Judgement, in Christian theology."You have a misunderstanding of scripture and the Great White Thorne Judgement. The Great White throne Judgment is when Christ returns,it is still the same process, if you have faith in Christ as lord and savior then you will have eternal life. If not you will be cast in the lake of fire. If the term means “spirit beings,” the answer is a qualified “yes.” If the term means “spirits of people who have died,” the answer is “no.” The Bible makes it abundantly clear that there are spirit beings, both good and evil. But the Bible negates the idea that the spirits of deceased human beings can remain on earth and “haunt” the living.Hebrews 9:27declares, “Man is destined to die once, and after that to face judgment.” That is what happens to a person’s soul-spirit after death—judgment. The result of this judgment is heaven for the believer (2 Corinthians 5:6-8;Philippians 1:23) and hell for the unbeliever (Matthew 25:46;Luke 16:22-24). There is no in-between. There is no possibility of remaining on earth in spirit form as a “ghost.” If there are such things as ghosts, according to the Bible, they absolutely cannot be the disembodied spirits of deceased human beings.The Bible teaches very clearly that there are indeed spirit beings who can connect with and appear in our physical world. The Bible identifies these beings as angels and demons. Angels are spirit beings who are faithful in serving God. Angels are righteous, good, and holy. Demons are fallen angels, angels who rebelled against God. Demons are evil, deceptive, and destructive. According to2 Corinthians 11:14-15, demons masquerade as “angels of light” and as “servants of righteousness.” Appearing as a “ghost” and impersonating a deceased human being definitely seem to be within the power and abilities that demons possess.Read more:http://www.gotquestions.org... "From the article you linked: "...with the gunshot wound to the neck/back area superficial and not fatal..."Whether he was shot in the neck or not is not important because if he was, it was not fatal, and that's notthe shot that killed him. As you may very well know, Oswald was a poor shot. [1] So it makes sense thathe would not have dealt a killing blow. On the other hand, Doc Holliday was an excellant shot.The shotthat killed him came after he dozed off for a moment and Doc Holliday was waiting for him!"The article I linked, was to show that your point on JFK being asleep is false. It was obviously clear that the first shot was in the neck, so he wasn't sleeping or dozing off. According to the report, the first bullet hit JFK in the back, exited through his neck, and went on to inflict multiple injuries on Texas Governor John ConnallyThat is why you see Governor Conally looking back at JFK, becuase he was shot from the first bullet that hit JFK. My point is he was not sleeping, he was wide awake and was shot. Mrs. Kennedy was trying to comfort him after the first shot. http://fff.org...