I heard God

[FutureAndAHope]

This thread was deleted previously because it was thought to be spam, so I have rewritten it for fresh discussion.

On morning I got up and walled into the hall and I heard a voice say "How would you like to be stabbed in the valley". The valley was the tough end of town. I had planned to go into the valley that day so felt a bit scared. I decided to go any way to ask people out to church. The first person I met was an aboriginal man I asked him if he would like to come out to church. He said "No, I am an athiest", I just said fine and hoped he would change his mind. He said to me "This is why I am an athiest", he pulled open his shirt and showed me scars up and down his front. He told me, "I was stabbed and attacked by a mad man in the valley some years ago, and spent months recovering in hospital". I was asked "How would I like it?", God knew the man had not apreciated the attack, so he did not blame him for his initial bitterness towards God. Latter I shared this story with him, and he came out to church and became a christian.

[Darwinian]

I'm not sure what there is to discuss. Exactly what point are you trying to make? Is there a moral to this?

[StewartP]

Tell me more about how you hear the voice. Does it sound in your ears, just like someone is talking to you? Or is it mre like a thought that someone has placed in your head?

[FutureAndAHope]

Tell me more about how you hear the voice. Does it sound in your ears, just like someone is talking to you? Or is it mre like a thought that someone has placed in your head?

The voice comes with a feeling, but not always, the voice is in your head, not external to it. So I guess you would say it is in your mind. At another time I was praying and asking for scientific cures for illenesses. I though wouldn't it be cool to create a dinosour. So I prayed and asked if God would let me do it. The word "bood" entered my mind. So I looked it up on a google search. The word bood I found out was a gentle way to say no. So I knew from the voice, or word in my head it was no for now.

Is there a moral to this

this is not a moral but a true story. There are plently of moral attributes to it though being true. God understanding athiests for a start.

[Darwinian]

How do you know it was God and not a part of your sub-conscious talking to you? After all, the latter is far more likely isn't it?

[FutureAndAHope]

How do you know it was God and not a part of your sub-conscious talking to you? After all, the latter is far more likely isn't it?

The second example I used discredits this. Bood is a word not even used in my language, so I knew nothing of it. So my subconcious knew nothing of it either.

[Darwinian]

But surely you found it on the Xpectation.net website, along with the story about the Aborigine

[FutureAndAHope]

But surely you found it on the Xpectation.net website, along with the story about the Aborigine

That is my website, that is why the story is there. The site is a bit messy, not every thing on it is God breathed, it is a lot of my ideas.

[Darwinian]

Fascinating I'll have to investigate..

[Darwinian]

Ok.. I believe you..

You see, if something can be demonstrated as being true I can believe

And it seems to be quite a nicely designed website.

But as far as the word bood is concerned, just because you can't remeber hearing it before doesn't mean that you didn't.. The mind is a strange thing.