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It's an approved miracle. There are countless others more dramatic than this one.
Does it cause you to believe that the Catholic faith is true? Do you want to become a Catholic now after hearing about Calanda? No? Then what would be the point in "jumping all over it" or promoting it?
I have a few concerns about Christianity as a whole, the time line, the story overall.
I have a major beef with 'the fall of man', (how and why it supposedly happened) I see God himself as the only one responsible for that.
No, to my knowledge no one has ever asked for an amputated limb to regrow, which shows us that even a devout believer like my late double amputee father understands that there are some things that there would be no point in praying for. On some level, most people must know that a healing of a fatal illness will not occur, either.
MQ, you didn't run in the circles I ran in, lol. Not to downplay praying for amputated limbs or for healing of fatal illnesses, but yeah, we did that. And it had the result that you might expect.
That would be fallacious. Logic is not something that varies according to whether one is religious or not. If you had said "comforting" as opposed to "logical," I would not be responding.
Again, you're not detecting a difference between "teach" and "command".
And do you think that just because you command someone to do something that they will? If so, I command you to stop posting. Oh...I guess that won't work, will it.
You generally don't have to teach your kids to talk to you. Just spend time with them and talk to them, and the rest pretty much takes care of itself. But no, I would never command my children to talk to me. And I guarantee you they'd quit talking to me if they never heard me respond back.
You generally don't have to teach your kids to talk to you. Just spend time with them and talk to them, and the rest pretty much takes care of itself. But no, I would never command my children to talk to me. And I guarantee you they'd quit talking to me if they never heard me respond back.
Do you have kids? You've never had your kid try to give you the silent treatment? You've never had to pull out of a teenager what they did during the day at school?
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