I was asking a legitimate question. There isn’t a single example of prayer resulting in an event of divine intervention. So while it makes people feel good it’s no better than the lefty virtue signaling.
I was asking a legitimate question. There isn’t a single example of prayer resulting in an event of divine intervention. So while it makes people feel good it’s no better than the lefty virtue signaling.
Apparently you are not part of Christianity. Which makes you a unbeliever or a ex follower.
Apparently you are not part of Christianity. Which makes you a unbeliever or a ex follower.
You’re ignoring the question. Wouldn’t finding a way of taking direct action be a good thing? Or does your religion require you to express a hope and wait to see what happens?
You’re ignoring the question. Wouldn’t finding a way of taking direct action be a good thing? Or does your religion require you to express a hope and wait to see what happens?
Thanks for that answer. Unfortunately I won't indulge with haters of Christianity, even when you are asking in a very polite manner. I take a hard pass, but, I do suggest you talk to your local Churches for answers.
Thanks for that answer. Unfortunately I won't indulge with haters of Christianity, even when you are asking in a very polite manner. I take a hard pass, but, I do suggest you talk to your local Churches for answers.
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