Ngano dili man mo ayo ang ginoo og amputees?

[GrEenOCIDE]

dili diay gamhanan imong ginoo kay dili man kaha tanan prayer epiktibo!

oist, ang prayer d-i sa usa ka unbeliever epiktib d-i reg?

[pugak_79]

Literal rasad kaayu na nga question. His ways are not our ways. Amputation is not the end of happiness. Would u refuse to function if u wer otherwise?

[regnauld]

oist, ang prayer d-i sa usa ka unbeliever epiktib d-i reg?

nganong mag pray pa man siya nga unbeliever man kaha? Naa diay dili motoo ug ginoo unya mag ampo sa ginoo?

[r5s3cryan]

simple lang ang sagot eh tao tayo hindi tayo butiki.we have different structure than animals like lizards do.

[Siobhan]

bai hunahunaa kuno kung tanan prayers kay gigrant n Lord.. wla na challenge ang life ana....

[Dondon]

Di sad kaha kuyaw sample lang ba, wala na'y tiil ang taw then madunggan iya prayer mutubo lang ug kalit balik iya tiil? Mamatay na nuon tingali sa kakulba.

timo kung ayohon sa Ginoo ang mga amputees madugay ana manganad na ang tawo mangayo nag load.

Haha bugal bugalon man ka bro.

[tarpolano]

Just a thought though..

If it's God will that the man has been amputated because He has plans for him. Then what if this man with his intelligence and will was able to develop a device that would make him walk or hold things again would that success be attributed to God? or to man? I'd say the latter. Man's will and intelligence made this feat possible and not by God. If it were God he'd have magically grow those legs.

[Alel]

Prayers are effective, OK. Even though I hold the belief that there is no supreme being in existence for real, I acknowledge that prayers do affect people at some level.

BUT the effect is far from the so-called 'Divine Intervention'.

Prayers have some scientific implications. Science have its own 'equivalents' for a prayer. More effective 'equivalents' for that matter.
Ask the the hypnotherapist/psychoanalyst or the likes nearest you and find out more about it. (make sure you are asking for a professional advice, untainted by individual beliefs...)

Prayers do heal emotional, psychological, and 'spiritual' ailments, as well as physiological irregularities that can be attributed soley or majorly on the emotional, psychological, and 'spiritual' abnormalities, permanent or otherwise...(the 'common' headaches, anxiety, etc.)

But prayers that heals purely/majorly on physical irregularities (cancer, tuberculosis, etc.)?? Pure bullcrap.

People - mostly religious 'fanatics' - simply blew the whole prayer thing out of proportion.

[Super Bisdak]

Just a thought though..

If it's God will that the man has been amputated because He has plans for him. Then what if this man with his intelligence and will was able to develop a device that would make him walk or hold things again would that success be attributed to God? or to man? I'd say the latter. Man's will and intelligence made this feat possible and not by God. If it were God he'd have magically grow those legs.

sa Ginoo gihapon.. nganu?

Proverbs 2:6 For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.

ang Ginoo maoy tinugdan sa tanang butang. busa siya ang takos sa pagpasidungog.

[tarpolano]

sa Ginoo gihapon.. nganu?

Proverbs 2:6 For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.

ang Ginoo maoy tinugdan sa tanang butang. busa siya ang takos sa pagpasidungog.

Hmmm.. God made man amputated and God gave him intelligence so that man can make himself walk again? I may sound rediculous but I don't buy it. Why would God have to do that?