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Jer Loc: N. Illinois 🇺🇸

hueey wrote:

A simple comment on all the posts on this thread
I’m so thankful for the outcome for this young man’s experiences and readily accept that it was directed by powers that some do not and refuse to believe in.
One question why start such a controversial conversation during this glorious outcome?
Just asking.

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Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

Jer wrote:

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In God we trust
One nation under God
America, America God shed your grace on thee
A few that came to mind.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

hueey wrote:

A simple comment on all the posts on this thread
I’m so thankful for the outcome for this young man’s experiences and readily accept that it was directed by powers that some do not and refuse to believe in.
One question why start such a controversial conversation during this glorious outcome?
Just asking.

AMEN
Great point Hueey.

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

hueey wrote:

A simple comment on all the posts on this thread
I’m so thankful for the outcome for this young man’s experiences and readily accept that it was directed by powers that some do not and refuse to believe in.
One question why start such a controversial conversation during this glorious outcome?
Just asking.

Well I gotta admit that sometimes things do tend to go off the rails and outa control.

jerryehlers Loc: Medford, Oregon

That's awesome news and praise God! And yes He does answer prayer!!!

Maid Marion Loc: Corvallis, OR

This was wonderful news. Will continue to pray for Esra 's quick complete recovery. 🙏😊
I have a old friend who had heart surgery as a child. It opened a whole new world for him. He is in his late 70 s now and still can't slow him down.

hueey Loc: Lake Fork Tx

Maid Marion wrote:

This was wonderful news. Will continue to pray for Esra 's quick complete recovery. 🙏😊
I have a old friend who had heart surgery as a child. It opened a whole new world for him. He is in his late 70 s now and still can't slow him down.

It’s amazing how having faith and believing and placing trust in our lord savior will open windows that some believe cannot be opened.
Thanks for your input.

ShortorderCook62 Loc: Grand Junction, Colorado

Graywulff wrote:

There are those among us who believe that prayer i... (show quote)

Great news Mike! Looking forward to your updates!

Papafisher Loc: Washington

God is good!

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

ghaynes1 wrote:

Good news. Since the consensus of opinion seems to be prayer healed this young man, I have a question. I won't list all the people here but if prayer heals people, why did my friends and family die? There were plenty of prayers for them. Btw, saying we don't know why strikes me as a convenient non answer when people don't have one.

I suspect I opened a Pandora's box here but that's okay. I can handle the responses.

GH.... food for thought my friend but, nobody can really answer your question. The religious rhetoric is only meaningful to those that spew it. But, let me share my perspective... my spiritual maturation has led me to a place where I could present so many arguments to cause many people to question their religious beliefs. I choose to keep my mouth shut. What kind of man would I be in taking away from someone something that brings them so much comfort and significance in their lives? Be at peace with what others believe. Find your own path to a place you can hold your head high and have your own peace. Understand that others speak their beliefs to you because they are taught to do so. And always remember the words you hear are spoken and written by man, not God. When and if He should speak, you will know!

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

NoCal Steve wrote:

GH.... food for thought my friend but, nobody can... (show quote)

Steve, I am intrigued with your statement. Would you care at some point to open a dialogue with me on a personal level in the interest of furthering my own learning and knowledge?? If so PM me and we might set something up. I am always seeking to learn, especially in this area.

Randyhartford Loc: Lawrence, Kansas

NoCal Steve wrote:

GH.... food for thought my friend but, nobody can... (show quote)

Steve, do you believe the Bible is true, and is, in fact truly the inspired word of God, as it says it is?

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

Fredfish wrote:

Maybe 👍🏻🙏

Love the picture!
You’re the man Fred!
(He’s the God!)😀

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

Sorry guys but my beliefs are personal and earned over 67 years. My parents raised me in a strict Christian environment and I later completely dismissed religion. I later came to learn the Bible in a different way to the point I was a full blown thumper. As I continued to mature and experience life it became crystal clear that the Bible is not the Word of God. So clear is this to me that I only have to ask one question that nobody has ever been able to answer that would change my mind. I do not claim there is no value to the Bible and religion. For that reason I've already said way more than I generally do. I simply encourage everyone to seek their own spiritual journey with critical thinking and an open heart. And this is my final word on the subject. Thank you.

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

NoCal Steve wrote:

Sorry guys but my beliefs are personal and earned ... (show quote)

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