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What tools? The placebo effect? Yeah, that's something that shouldn't even be possible if we are nothing but flesh and bone.
All you are doing is proving my point in the OP. That atheists really scramble to explain even the most amazing of miracles. So now it's the doctor's misdiagnosing a tumor. lol There is NOTHING that will convince them because they want to live in darkness out of hatred for God.
Yes, it can. My aunt, for instance, had tumors over her ovaries. They were going to have to operate, due to the pain it was causing her. It was not cancerous, but they were growing. She had just gotten into meditation and positive thoughts, and eating to heal yourself, and that kind of thing, and told them that she wanted to put it off for a month or so. They said okay, and she immediately went home and started eating certain foods and cutting other out, taking all sorts of vitamins and minerals, and meditating for hours every single day. She started visualizing exercises where she would imagine the tumors shrinking and stuff like that.
She went back to the Dr. 1 month later, and they were completely gone. She is not a Christian and did not pray to God. Was it the food and vitamins? The meditating? The visualizing? Coincidence? All of the above? Who knows.
Good for you and good for her; however, let’s not fool ourselves.
If your case was the story of every home in America then the ever thriving business of old home (which is now sugar coated with terms like “Adult care center, Eldery living facility†etc) would not exist to begin with.
There was about 3 acres of commercial land close to my house. This is high tax dollar very affluent area. The land alone was listed at $8.5 million.
Some business group purchased it and guess what they build there?
Indeed a multi story old home, and named it Mardi La Villa or something.
Last I heard, there was some sorta waiting list on it.
I don’t know if it’s God’s plan?
If it is, then may be God doesn’t want many believers to live this lonely and miserable life in old homes and hence there aren’t many old homes in religious countries? Is that what you are trying to say? ��
My mother does live in a seniors home. She is much more active than she was when she lived in her own apartment. The home has activities rooms, outings and a social community of similar aged people. She has breakfast and supper with other people but makes her own lunch. About the only time she is not busy now is lunch time and the evenings when she chooses to watch TV by herself. I think moving into this seniors how was the best thing for her, she has more friends, more activities and there is a nurse around for times, like when she fell to see to her. I cannot understand why you think seniors living in assisted living or regular seniors homes is bad for them, and bad for society.
My mother is much better off then living alone in an apartment or moving in with any of her chikdren. First of all each of us live in two story houses meaning either she would need to climb stairs everyday or one of us would need to sell our house and buy a different one. Guess I am glad that she is a non believer as she has made a group of close friends, is busy with puzzles, classes, going out for coffee with her friends and probably the happiest she has been since my father died.
I used to visit the palatine care unit at our local hospital as part of dog therapy program. These were mostly elderly folks but they were dying. Most of them were old but not necessarily miserable. I am guessing that many of them had extra decades of heath living added to the lives due to our healthcare system. And pain management for their last days and months.
Maybe none of this has a thing to do with any God. But if thete is a God he seems to favor the poor and the elderly in less religious countries than he does the poor and the elderly in the US. Or maybe the people in those less religious countries care more for the poor and the elderly?
Explain THIS. Then we can talk. <photo of baby with huge tumor on head>
Isn't it obvious? This is a clear soul that finally said, "OK, I'm now ready to receive
my karma to balance the scales of the Universe, reaping what I sowed, for being
a Mongolian warrior in the 13thc throwing babies into the fire pit....and enjoying it.
And to be born the child of the most despicably, selfish people."
2 birds one stone...pay them back for their cruel, horrible past lives...
All around, learning selflessness to care for another, while becoming humble to ask for help...
benefiting those helping, also... showing and practicing kindness and non-judgment.
It's all a win-win!
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What tools? The placebo effect? Yeah, that's something that shouldn't even be possible if we are nothing but flesh and bone.
All you are doing is proving my point in the OP. That atheists really scramble to explain even the most amazing of miracles. So now it's the doctor's misdiagnosing a tumor. lol There is NOTHING that will convince them because they want to live in darkness out of hatred for God.
Radiation was her miracle. She is not out of the woods. She will be watched carefully and tested over the next five years. Radiation has its own difficulties and can cause cancer. I hope she lives a long and healthy life.
Then explain how mental thoughts, something that is not physical, not tangible creates healing. How does faith even if it is a false faith make real physical changes? Just telling me that the brain did it is kinda a copout.
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