RE: "I'll pray for you."
June 23, 2013 at 3:29 pm
(This post was last modified: June 23, 2013 at 3:34 pm by fr0d0.)
Testing just proves that those things aren't supernatural. They never were. Religion teaches against such falsities. Superstition is evil. Supernatural, by definition is untestable. Think about it.
Any change to the natural world would appear to have natural causes. Without fail. Otherwise the nature of God would be false.
Likewise the likelyhood of prayer being successful. With the massive possible permutations in any given scenario, you simply cannot, as expanded upon earlier, predict anything given your complete lack of ability to do so.
Prayer for healing of the sick is answered exactly the same as any other prayer: as God wills it. God will hear your prayer. You have to accept the answer. Never ever are you given the right to change anything without Gods involvement. I find such a suggestion absurd in the extreme.
His is demonstrably bullshit, as I have proven. Mine is supported by logic, as I have proven.
I think I have every right to state the fact. Why don't you?
Any change to the natural world would appear to have natural causes. Without fail. Otherwise the nature of God would be false.
Likewise the likelyhood of prayer being successful. With the massive possible permutations in any given scenario, you simply cannot, as expanded upon earlier, predict anything given your complete lack of ability to do so.
Prayer for healing of the sick is answered exactly the same as any other prayer: as God wills it. God will hear your prayer. You have to accept the answer. Never ever are you given the right to change anything without Gods involvement. I find such a suggestion absurd in the extreme.
(June 23, 2013 at 3:12 pm)Faith No More Wrote:(June 23, 2013 at 5:14 am)fr0d0 Wrote: So how can you know that every prayer isn't answered consistently? I find this an astounding claim.
Prayers are always answered according to Gods will. 100% consistently.
Interesting...first you mock him for claiming he knows prayers are not answered consistently, then you go on to claim to know prayers are always answered consistently.
What gives you the right to espouse bullshit you mock others for?
His is demonstrably bullshit, as I have proven. Mine is supported by logic, as I have proven.
I think I have every right to state the fact. Why don't you?
