On another level. one which doesnt actually prove anything but can not be dismissed straight off is experience.
I am aware that there is a lot of faking and misleading about miracles these days. On tv it makes me cringe watching some of the plonkers richard dawkins finds to interview.
However again speaking for christianity, not all religion,
I have personal experience of seeing healing. I guy in my church was had haemophilia and now does not, he does not take medication. This thing is not curable by medicine. And this incident is backed up medically.
Another girl had chronic fatigue syndrome for a good 8 years. she couldnt run or walk for more than half an hour. However she is now at uni studying medicine and has the energy to do the whole course. But it was literally until the day she arrived at uni that she had Chronic fatigue syndrome.
So what im saying is this, it is right and necessary to take a subject like miracles beyond theory. 4D exists in theory but in reality its not possible. So there is no point having miracles just in theory. it has to be accomanied by the study of whether or not miracles happen.
People who claim of miracles (lol like myself) are 1 of 3 things either they are mad, lying or telling the truth. This is how C.S Lewis puts it in the lion witch and the wardrobe.
This is also important to consider, and if one were to ask a christian about healings, its a good idea to ask yourself which one is he or she.
I am aware that there is a lot of faking and misleading about miracles these days. On tv it makes me cringe watching some of the plonkers richard dawkins finds to interview.
However again speaking for christianity, not all religion,
I have personal experience of seeing healing. I guy in my church was had haemophilia and now does not, he does not take medication. This thing is not curable by medicine. And this incident is backed up medically.
Another girl had chronic fatigue syndrome for a good 8 years. she couldnt run or walk for more than half an hour. However she is now at uni studying medicine and has the energy to do the whole course. But it was literally until the day she arrived at uni that she had Chronic fatigue syndrome.
So what im saying is this, it is right and necessary to take a subject like miracles beyond theory. 4D exists in theory but in reality its not possible. So there is no point having miracles just in theory. it has to be accomanied by the study of whether or not miracles happen.
People who claim of miracles (lol like myself) are 1 of 3 things either they are mad, lying or telling the truth. This is how C.S Lewis puts it in the lion witch and the wardrobe.
This is also important to consider, and if one were to ask a christian about healings, its a good idea to ask yourself which one is he or she.
