I wish for an internet connection speed of 1 monoicosebyte (10^39 bytes) per second.

You know - for cool YouTube videos and stuff.

Boru

Granted, but you can only visit deepakchopra.com

If there's a vid there of Chopra slowly drowning in a pool of monitor lizard vomit, we've got a deal.

Boru

(July 3, 2015 at 12:13 am)Godschild Wrote: I wish that most who have posted realize they are wishing for something within Christianity.

GC

As well as any other bullshit religion.

I wish for a healthy free thinking life for my kids.

I wish for Rebeccarox to be happy 

Not much for wishing, I tend to keep it small so that the wish has a chance to come true.

My wish is that Neimenovic never cuts again, frees herself from all the guilt shit and finds contentment for the rest of her life. I believe that this has a chance to come true.

(July 3, 2015 at 12:13 am)Godschild Wrote: I wish that most who have posted realize they are wishing for something within Christianity.

GC

Wishful thinking?

(July 3, 2015 at 12:13 am)Godschild Wrote: I wish that most who have posted realize they are wishing for something within Christianity.

GC

You do realize that things cannot be wished into existence?  Because wishing that there were eternal life, for example, does not make it any more likely that there is a god ready and waiting to provide it.  

Second, I don't think Christianity promises let alone provides most of the things I see in this thread.  Which ones do you think are "within Christianity."

(July 3, 2015 at 11:54 am)Jenny A Wrote:

(July 3, 2015 at 12:13 am)Godschild Wrote: I wish that most who have posted realize they are wishing for something within Christianity.

GC

You do realize that things cannot be wished into existence?  Because wishing that there were eternal life, for example, does not make it any more likely that there is a god ready and waiting to provide it.  

Second, I don't think Christianity promises let alone provides most of the things I see in this thread.  Which ones do you think are "within Christianity."

Mine is a good example of that, in that if Christianity were true, I could not have my wish.  (Of course, as you say, wishing does not cause things to happen, so I will not get my wish anyway [obviously], but my wish is completely incompatible with Christianity.)