Whether the church accepts a miracle or not everyday a miracle takes place in
each and every one's life. If we are closer to Jesus and ofcourse God the
Father we are encircled with miracles every day.i am fifty nine and the biggest
miracle in my life is that God kept me healthy for fifty nine years without any
trouble. i am a middle class citizen having four c hildren and yet I could
manage to bring them up and give them education and make them happy too. All
these was possible because of His hand over me. Albert
> Date: Sat, 14 May 2011 06:28:16 -0400
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] Cure for Cancer?
>
> <[email protected]> wrote: MOST of the times, it CAN be a remission. A
> remission is not a cure. The Church does not accept miracles of cancer
> because it is RISKY to say that a cancer patient was cured... I think
> it is NOT a question of English, but of medical terminology, which
> respects the facts...
>
>
> COMMENT: I will not comment on Ivo's statement wrt the Church's
> position on miracles or wrt Remission v Cure. I certainly do not know
> enough about the Church's position on Miracles and Ivo does not have a
> clue of medicine - despite his visits to to Post Office.
>
> However, I do believe that it IS a question of ENGLISH as far as Ivo
> is concerned. He has demonstrated that he is either incapable or
> unwilling to understand the difference between (a) ALL cancers are
> curable and (b) Cancer is curable esp. Some Cancers have been cured.
>
> Ivo probably belongs to the school of thought which believes that a
> person did not live because he eventually died at the age of 99.
>
> It appears that couple of chaps presently living in Goa are in urgent
> need of courses in English Comprehension. They either serially and
> stubbornly misquote or shamelessly misrepresent the facts.
>
> It would be "cheaper" IF they attended a prolonged "Retreat"
> ....before they spouted nonsense again.
>
> That would, at least, result in a Remission.
>
> jc
