[truthandlife]

I heard ABC promoting an interview on him and they were saying, "He isn't afraid to die anymore."

Did he become a Christian through this experience?

[beansox]

Who would have ever thought Bob would exploit his own life for face time in front of a camera! I always thought he reserved that type of exploitation for others.

He makes me want to projectile vomit everytime I see his face.

[stockpirate]

bttt

[keats5]

I Googled his name to see if I could find any hint of a Christian conversion, but found nothing. I did find these photos, though. Wow. This was a pretty extensive injury.

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/slideShow?section=local&id=5054984&slide=1

[thiscouldbemoreconfusing]

I heard ABC promoting an interview on him and they were saying, "He isn't afraid to die anymore."

Did he become a Christian through this experience?

That is exactly the question that crossed my mind.

[fish hawk]

God came to him and said: I am not taking you this time because I want you to stay awhile and get out of the lying news organizations you belong to. I want you to be fair and balanced from now on. Do not be a David Gregory. Consider this a warning.

[kjo]

He works for ABC, by definition he can't be a Christian. Were he to become one they'd write it off to his brain injury. That's the state of belief or nonbelief among liberals today.

[fatrat]

and not a word of thanks to the medic or corpsman who must have rendered immediate first aid to help save his sorry ass, huh?

[JZelle]

"Did he become a Christian through this experience?"


Westin would've sent him back to Iraq if he did.

[Lucas McCain]

Such is the state of modern journalism that the date of this incident is not given. Or did I miss it. Oh, I see Jan. 29, but doesn't every year have one?

[mombonn]

Many people have near-death-experiences. They are no longer afraid to die; however, that doesn't mean they become Christians.

Satan appears as an angel of light. Even in an NDE, the enemy can deceive.

[nonliberal]

How many military resources did we waste treating a journalist?

[paltz]

Some small pockmarks on the left side of his face and neck were the only signs of his injury visible during a meeting with reporters on Monday. Woodruff would occasionally struggle for a word while answering questions and said that while he wasn't 100 percent recovered, he was somewhere in the 90s.

[weegee]

"I will not send him," Westin said. "It just would not make sense. He's more vulnerable than he was before. It would be the height of recklessness, from my point of view, to allow Bob Woodruff to go back to Iraq."

Perhaps his worldview has changed and would not tote the Party line for ABCDisney News.

[wmileo]

"Did he become a Christian through this experience?"

It is more likely that he came back as Peter Jennings.

[Constitution Day]

Did he become a Christian through this experience?

How do you know he wasn't already?

[USMMA_83]

It's threads like these that really dishearten me. The amount of callousness in your hearts is beyond measure. For you and your ilk, Christ's message is a score card..."did a bullet in the head make him a Christian." What kind of warped thinking do you have. For other's on this thread, a man's life means nothing unless he/she supports your point-of-view.

All of you should be ashamed. Starting out your day with such venom in your hearts. God forgive you!

[wny]

140,000 troops over there, 1000s wounded, and ABC can only do a "prime-time special" about one of their own?

Pathetic.

[CholeraJoe]

I had an out of body experience with Michelle, the Clemson cheerleader.

[isthisnickcool]

Some give with their lives, some give for the rest of their lives.

[leadpenny]

Bob Woodruff and his wife will be on the Imus program momentarily.