(November 19, 2010 at 12:30 pm)DeistPaladin Wrote: Seriously, I think when prayer "works", it has more to do with the individual subconsciously making decisions as a result. For example, if you pray to get a job, and that gives you confidence during your job interviews and leads you to make decisions that lands you a desired job, it might "work" but not because of divine intervention. It's a placebo.
It's funny, God expressed the same sentiment:
I've found those who argue prayer as legitimate evidence for their god are among the most ignorant.
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