Is Accepting Christian Evidence Special Pleading?

[LadyForCamus]

Ahh..

Unable to refute the evidence presented so we start with ad homenim attacks...

Carry on

Testimony isn't evidence, Huggy.  



Yep.  I did it.  Sorry everyone.  😇

What "world view" is that exactly?  Rational skepticism?  

I'll ask you again.  Since your own scientific source determined only that the cause of image was light, how did you reach the conclusion that the source of the light was the Holy Spirit?  I find it highly more probable that the light was caused by something natural rather than supernatural, because I know of many, many sources of natural light that actually exist.  This shouldn't be so hard, Hugz.

Spare me LFC, you have been shown to have a clear bias when it comes down to me disproving your fellow atheists position, you don't care about facts at all, your position is to deny at all costs, and I'm not speaking of the supernatural here either, I'm speaking of just ordinary things that are easily provable.

If you want evidence of that, I be more than happy to oblige..

Not that this even deserves a response, but I have stood corrected by theists and atheists alike on this forum many a time, including by you once, you ass, so I'm really not sure where that charge is coming from.  And, I swear to God, if you link to Rhythm and the goddamned bees again, I'm gonna puke in my mouth. I do notice though, that amidst the personal attack, you failed to answer my question.  I wonder why?

There is one major flaw with your theory (besides the fact that it's pure speculation), It ignores the testimony of people the saw it with their own eyes...







At 5:34 of the audio recording William Branham asking someone:

"Can't you see that light? The amber light like you see in the picture... There it is it's right over the lady. it's moving around."

Okay, so 'gullible' it REALLY is then, Huggy. People saw it with their own eyes after they were explicitly directed to do so. The pastor literally TELLS the audience that there is a light hovering over someone's head, and he doesn't even stop there.  He baldly suggests to them, "just like in the picture," specifically so that none of his rapt believers miss the biblical parallel he's trying to draw. This is common stage hypnotism.  Highly suggestable folks who are eager to believe are easy to manipulate.

Shame on you for being taken by such foolishness. Please, quit while your behind.