I will agree with that assessment, because the only ones to truly know, are the ones that were there.
Hypothetical situation of course. But if you personally was dead for 45 min. and know beyond doubt God raised you from the dead. Would you want people to think your lying? It is about letting others know of the power of God, which should instill faith in the heart. Not about self gratification but humbly acknowledging what God is doing in the world.
When the power of God is on display there are two reactions:
1. You run in fear and doubt
2. You accept by faith and give praise to God
I'll give you a personal example of what I'm talking about (I'm not disagreeing with you!). When I was a child, perhaps 10 or 11, I was climbing under a college sports stadium stands. The seating was supported by a bracing metal structure, and I was under the seating in the area of the highest part of the metal support structure.
I suddenly passed out, and felt the bars hitting my arms on the way down maybe 10 feet below. I remember landing on my rear end as if the ground was as soft as a pillow. I had no marks on my arms, no injuries, no pain, and no sign of falling that far without any control whatsoever!
I think God let that happen not just because I am susceptible to fainting, which obviously I was, but more importantly, to show me that God is in control of my life even in my weaknesses. His angels can protect us in cases of accidents, to safeguard His call on our life.
Now you can accept this story or reject it. I don't know what to tell you?
There was another incident where I had made a pact with God to try to keep my speeding in my motorcycle down to around 5 over and not much more. One day at night I picked up a hitchhiker, and decided to show off, going down this twisted, turning highway at a high rate of speed.
I knew this road well, which was only about a mile in length, ending at a store and a marina. About half way down the road a cop set his lights flashing, and I gradually slowed down until I reached the marina. A new law had been passed prohibiting riding without helmits and I looked back to apologize to the hitchhiker in case he gets a ticket for riding without a helmit.
There was nobody there! The back of my motorcycle had a high backrest, and there was no way for the hitchhiker to jump off! I waited for the cop to approach and wondered if he would say anything about a hitchhiker jumping off?
He said nothing. He just gave me an expensive ticket!
Now, you can believe me or not. I have more stories, but that's all they are--stories. Is there value in them? Certainly, it will have value to those who believe them, but only if they are true. God knows.