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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Ricardo Aráoz
Sent: Monday, 2 February 2009 6:38 AM
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Subject: Re: [OT] Chaves warms to Obama after character reference from
Castro

Geoff Flight wrote:
> Absolute proof? Nope.
>   
Neither absolute nor relative. Of the thousands of things that happened
between diagnosis and cure you chose to highlight prayer. Why did you
choose to highlight that amongst thousands of others? Because it suits
your beliefs, absolutely no other reason.

The is NO CURE for spina bifida. The only possible choice was a miracle
(doctors words). To connect the miracle with our prayers is only logical.

> But standing where I am, seeing what I have seen and having experienced
first-hand the miraculous power of God,
The power that stems out of your choice to see prayer associated with cure.

Your asinine argument fails to offer any alternative explanation for
multiple miracles occurring after prayer.

>  your 'arguments' look faintly ridiculous. When you have seen hearing
restored, bones healed and reformed in an instant and disabled children
restored, doubt in the existence of God disappears and trust, not only in
His power but also His character, is the only natural result. 
>   
You saw all these miracles happen? Wow! Either you are a holy man or you
have lived hundreds of years in thousands of places to be able to see
all these miracles (or you enjoy watching Yank evangelists on tv).

Yes, I did. If you hung around church circles long enough you see them
happen from time to time. I know you don’t find it possible, but that
doesn’t change the fact.

> If it had been YOUR daughter I have no doubt your opinion would have been
completely opposite. 
>   
Yup! I would have damned the son of a bitch for making her be born in
such a state. Because of course you can understand that if he gets the
merit of curing her, he also gets the blame of getting her into that
predicament.

That kind of an answer just may explain why you don’t get to see miracles.


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