Why won't God heal amputees?

[Little lunch]

You can uncrumple paper.

But will it be asi it  was before ?

Maybe even better.
You lightly spray the paper with distilled water then let it dry over a few days between two books.
You then sit it in the corner of a bathroom while you have a long shower.
Let it rest a few more days between two books.
You then iron it on the lowest setting between two hankies.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

You can't uncrumple paper. The damage has been done

You can uncrumple paper.

I glued a sheet of paper to the front of an armored vehicle and ran it through some woods. I'll send it over.

[The Architect Of Fate]

But will it be asi it  was before ?

Maybe even better.
You lightly spray the paper with distilled water then let it dry over a few days between two books.
You then sit it in the corner of a bathroom while you have a long shower.
Let it rest a few more days between two books.
You then iron it on the lowest setting between two hankies.

But will it be as the same as it was before ? Exactly the same ?

[The Valkyrie]

But will it be asi it  was before ?

Maybe even better.
You lightly spray the paper with distilled water then let it dry over a few days between two books.
You then sit it in the corner of a bathroom while you have a long shower.
Let it rest a few more days between two books.
You then iron it on the lowest setting between two hankies.

Or you could just get a new sheet of paper.

Fuck the planet, I say!

[The Grand Nudger]

That appears to be Winter's belief. That we'll get a new sheet of paper in the sky. The other sheet of paper remains crumpled, even so. It happened, and no amount of me giving out pie in the sky will change the fact that a person was forced to eat a shit sandwich on earth. A competent moral agent who sees this is forced to make a choice.

The idea that a god could fail the most basic tests of goodness and decency that mere human worms routinely pass and still be worthy of human worship is ridiculous.

[GrandizerII]

The amputee argument can work as a great counter to arguments made by people who believe God heals people and that examples of people being healed from "invisible" disorders must be God's work instead of something to do with placebo. I'm pretty sure that's the aim behind it. Outside of that, it's probably not going to be effective because different theists mean different conceptions and expectations of God.

[Fake Messiah]

Outside of that, it's probably not going to be effective because different theists mean different conceptions and expectations of God.

Don't believers expect God to do good with his superpowers?

Buddhist's answer to the question of amputees or just healing deformed people, is "It's their own fault because they must have been some very bad person in a previous life."

[The Grand Nudger]

Variations of the soul forge.

I've always found it amusing that ideologies who diminish this life's specifics as a mere step in process continue to predicate one's eternal future on the pedestrian shit that happens in an ultimately inconsequential world.

Get your hand cut off for some shit you didn't do? NBD. Use your non-cut-off hand to pull on your pud? Eternal flames.

Gods a carny running the bottles scam, apparently.

[GrandizerII]

Outside of that, it's probably not going to be effective because different theists mean different conceptions and expectations of God.

Don't believers expect God to do good with his superpowers?

Not necessarily. Deists, like their god, don't care. Then there are those theists of the metaphorical type.

[WinterHold]

Not necessarily. The delay of this life is short compared to the next life.

The hell are you talking about?  Spending a single moment being punished for something you didn't do is injustice. 

Your answer is no.  We've found something that you think your god is incapable of, or unwilling to do.

I already told you that this life is pretty short, and the next would be where the final destination is.