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I saw this news piece today. Yet another case of a family praying for a loved one and a major tumor just completely vanishes into thin air.
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HAYS COUNTY, Texas — An 11-year-old Texas girl diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor appears to been cured, and doctors don’t have an explanation, according to KVUE.
In June, doctors told Roxli Doss she had an inoperable brain tumor called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, or DIPG, KVUE reports.
According to doctors, the disease is “very rare” and causes a “decreased ability to swallow, sometimes vision loss, decreased ability to talk, eventually difficulty with breathing,” said Dr. Virginia Harrod with Dell Children’s Medical Center.
The little girl went through weeks of radiation and all her parents, Gena and Scott Doss, could do is pray for a miracle.
And they got it.
“When I first saw Roxli’s MRI scan, it was actually unbelievable,” said Dr. Harrod. “The tumor is undetectable on the MRI scan, which is really unusual.”
Of course, atheists will try to scramble for some explanation or act like it is just perfectly normal for cancer to vanish, but the doctors, ya know the real experts can't explain this one and are baffled. The survival rate for DIPG is very low and this cancer can not be cured through modern medicine. Yet she was completely cured through the power of prayer. Believe that!
Of course, atheists will try to scramble for some explanation or act like it is just perfectly normal for cancer to vanish, but the doctors, ya know the real experts can't explain this one and are baffled. The survival rate for DIPG is very low and this cancer can not be cured through modern medicine. Yet she was completely cured through the power of prayer. Believe that!
I saw this news piece today. Yet another case of a family praying for a loved one and a major tumor just completely vanishes into thin air.
What about he cases where tumors are not prayed away? Where people die because their families prayed instead of seeking medical help?
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Originally Posted by jeffbase40
Of course, atheists will try to scramble for some explanation or act like it is just perfectly normal for cancer to vanish, but the doctors, ya know the real experts can't explain this one and are baffled.
No scrambling required, so you can forget that lie. Sometimes cancers disappear. You are just attributing it to religion while ignoring the many, many more cases where they do not disappear, and actually kill people. That includes those who have been prayed for.
Now we get to see Jeff scramble with some BS and then claim he has not been refuted.
And of course, using his logic, when Buddhist pray to Buddha for a cure and get it, that proves Buddha is magic. Or all the various Hindu gods. And all the old Roman and Greek gods.
Hey, Jeff apparently just proved that Jesus is just one god of MANY that has magical powers!
And of course, using his logic, when Buddhist pray to Buddha for a cure and get it, that proves Buddha is magic. Or all the various Hindu gods. And all the old Roman and Greek gods.
Hey, Jeff apparently just proved that Jesus is just one god of MANY that has magical powers!
And yet, a missionary dies and you (or at least your buddies here) accept WITHOUT question that it proves Jesus is imaginary. As long as the evidence goes against Christianity, atheists accept it without question. If the evidence supports Christianity, they apply such an extreme level of scrutiny that it would be impossible to prove anything is real under such terms.
If I'm wrong then please tell me what kind of evidence would satisfy you that a miracle from God took place.
And yet, a missionary dies and you (or at least your buddies here) accept WITHOUT question that it proves Jesus is imaginary. As long as the evidence goes against Christianity, atheists accept it without question. If the evidence supports Christianity, they apply such an extreme level of scrutiny that it would be impossible to prove anything is real under such terms.
If I'm wrong then please tell me what kind of evidence would satisfy you that a miracle from God took place.
Actually, thrillobyte was the one who thought the stupid, dead missionary was proof of no-Jesus. I don't recall any other poster agreeing. I just thought it proved some people shouldn't leave the house without a competent adult to mind them.
As to what evidence would satisfy a skeptic: How about God appearing in the sky around the world at the same time, in full view of everyone, and solving Rubik's cube behind his back while singing show tunes and tap dancing?
I'd sign up to the God squad right quick, I tell ya' h'whut
Originally Posted by jeffbase40
And yet, a missionary dies and you (or at least your buddies here) accept WITHOUT question that it proves Jesus is imaginary. As long as the evidence goes against Christianity, atheists accept it without question. If the evidence supports Christianity, they apply such an extreme level of scrutiny that it would be impossible to prove anything is real under such terms.
If I'm wrong then please tell me what kind of evidence would satisfy you that a miracle from God took place.
Yes, except God sure does play favorites, doesn't he, Jeff--curing this particular girl and letting 100,000 other Christian children die horribly in great pain and suffering despite millions of prayers for them. Please explain that one, Jeff--beside those tired old canards, "God works in mysterious ways, don't cha know" and "Our ways are not God's ways, don't cha know."
Don't cha know, Jeff????????
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