the poor amputee

@caissad4 said
Could you repeat that ?

You are more loving and caring because you think God should do things the you think, not the way He does?

Sorry my bad.

@lemondrop said
could we have just one scientifically verifiable miracle?

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=girl+texas+miracle+brain+tumor+gone&view=detail&mid=7CD322FAC7C42BCAF3457CD322FAC7C42BCAF345&FORM=VIRE

@kellyjay said
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=girl+texas+miracle+brain+tumor+gone&view=detail&mid=7CD322FAC7C42BCAF3457CD322FAC7C42BCAF345&FORM=VIRE

Claiming something unexplainable is a miracle does not make something unexplainable a miracle. It is yet another claim not fact.

@caissad4 said
Claiming something unexplainable is a miracle does not make something unexplainable a miracle. It is yet another claim not fact.

Like I said, no matter what is shown it will not matter.

@kellyjay said
Like I said, no matter what is shown it will not matter.

Perhaps to you and only you . You scribble superstitious nonsense and then attribute that as a proof of a god. You are a closed book.

@kellyjay said
No one is worthy of mercy, mercy is granted to the unworthy not the worthy.

this
is profound

@philokalia said
There is a tradition among Catholics that actually claim that an amputee was restored his leg in 1640 -- and it was deemed as authentic:

[quote]News of the miracle spread like wildfire in the surrounding towns, and both government and ecclesiastical officials came to their house to see his healed leg for themselves. Three weeks later, Pellicer and his parents made a pi ...[text shortened]... te]

The full story:

https://catholicsay.com/miracle-when-our-lady-restored-leg-to-an-amputee/

That is a fairy tale. As are most of the "Saint" fairy tales.

@kellyjay said
No one is worthy of mercy, mercy is granted to the unworthy not the worthy.

So the only ones worthy are the unworthy?
Bertrand Russell would be proud of that ... you've just destroyed Set Theory!

@wolfgang59 said
So the only ones worthy are the unworthy?
Bertrand Russell would be proud of that ... you've just destroyed Set Theory!

It is much like forgiveness, only the wronged can righteously forgive, and only those that don't deserve it can get it.

@kellyjay said
It is much like forgiveness, only the wronged can righteously forgive, and only those that don't deserve it can get it.

Sounds like you are a fan of Joseph Heller.