Spirituality
05 Jun 11
05 Jun 11
A Catholic friend of mine told me a story about someone having their Rosery turned into gold at some Holy site in Europe. He was very impressed with this miracle that turned wood into gold. I was irritated about the whole thing. Somebody gets some bling, and another is buried alive in the back yard, and nothing is done to save them. If miracles are going to happen from time to time you would think they would be more about helping the needy and not about turning things to gold.
05 Jun 11
Originally posted by buckkyThe question is are the miracles from God? It seems if they were an act of God they would be more consistant and for all the right reasons.
A Catholic friend of mine told me a story about someone having their Rosery turned into gold at some Holy site in Europe. He was very impressed with this miracle that turned wood into gold. I was irritated about the whole thing. Somebody gets some bling, and another is buried alive in the back yard, and nothing is done to save them. If miracles are going to h ...[text shortened]... you would think they would be more about helping the needy and not about turning things to gold.
06 Jun 11
Originally posted by buckkyDonate the goddamn thing to charity, then.
A Catholic friend of mine told me a story about someone having their Rosery turned into gold at some Holy site in Europe. He was very impressed with this miracle that turned wood into gold. I was irritated about the whole thing. Somebody gets some bling, and another is buried alive in the back yard, and nothing is done to save them. If miracles are going to h ...[text shortened]... you would think they would be more about helping the needy and not about turning things to gold.
06 Jun 11
Originally posted by buckky"God" needs to perform when the collective faith is low.
A Catholic friend of mine told me a story about someone having their Rosery turned into gold at some Holy site in Europe. He was very impressed with this miracle that turned wood into gold. I was irritated about the whole thing. Somebody gets some bling, and another is buried alive in the back yard, and nothing is done to save them. If miracles are going to h ...[text shortened]... you would think they would be more about helping the needy and not about turning things to gold.
