RE: Why do christians think god communicates with warm fuzzy feelings instead of direct verbal speach?
November 27, 2012 at 5:37 pm
(November 27, 2012 at 5:23 pm)Ryantology Wrote: We live in a hyperbolic culture where the word 'miracle' means 'unlikely' instead of 'impossible' and applies to even the most mundane occurrences. I found my car keys, it's a miracle. He hit that 3 at the buzzer, it's a miracle and look, he's praising Jesus.No, that's not what the article was referring to.
Quote:Yawn. Show me someone walking on water. Let's hear that bellowing voice of God.It's not strange at all. As noted, in the Bible centuries go by with no mention of miracles.
Funny that there are no biblical miracles in an age where such nonsense can be explained (and debunked) scientificially.
Quote:Because of the residue of Christianity's poison, lots of Americans pay lip service to the idea of believing in miracles. How do you think they would react to someone, one day, out of nowhere, walking on water, reviving the dead and calling himself Jesus? Do you think 80% of Americans would blindly accept that Jesus was back? Or do you think almost all of us would ask a lot of very tough questions and reserve judgement, while (correctly) writing off the mindless acceptance as lunacy?What percent of people do you think accepted Jesus' miracles back then, and what is your evidence for that number? As far as I can tell, most people of the day just went about their daily lives.
