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Why God Won't Heal Amputees? |
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Here's a more important question for the atheist community: If it can be proven that he does, will you believe in Him? Since MindNuke.com was posted we have heard two separate and unverified reports from people who had no idea this was a heated point among internet atheists. These were two eyewitness accounts of God "growing back an eyeball" and "a hand out of a dead stump." Both were on gospel missions to remote locations where people had no access to hospitals. Reminding us, humanity consistently misunderstands our predicament. In the vast majority of cases, it is up to humanity to rescue ourselves -with what God provided in advance. God reserves the right to intervene and overrule at will. Evidently, he does so more often in distant rural places where:
Amputees experience emotional pain and other complications. Just because a handful of internet atheists with NO critical examination of the facts feel they have believers on the run with one insensitive question, we shouldn't give up hope or disqualify God from helping relieve suffering in ways -other than creating body parts. The power to regenerate limbs without divine intervention is available to some creatures like: Salamanders. We could also ask, "Why won't God, or evolution, make people breath underwater?" It would certainly spare a lot of suffering. -But the primary challenge in our ex-paradise world is to minimize physical imperfection by knowledge and wisdom. A challenge which most religions, evolution included, indicate we are doomed to fail at. Another interesting piece of information came forward, regarding Salamanders, since MindNuke.com was published. A breakthrough in human limb regeneration based on the study of Salamander DNA. -Apparently, human beings have most of the code necessary for limb regeneration. A more relevant question for evolutionists is this: Why doesn't evolution grow back more species limbs? If a few archetypes "evolved it", why not most? -It is quite the handy power. Pun aside, here is a statement on which we can all agree: God will not create at the whim of humanity, and, neither will evolution. God rested from creating on Earth. Creating in our age is a bigger miracle than parting the Red (Reed) Sea (reportedly duplicated for Alexander the Great and his men). Despite indications of miracle working powers available to those who truly know God, God can never be obligated into performance: "...Ye have not, because ye ask not. Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss..." Bewilderment over the "why won't God heal amputees question" is a manifestation of the paradise mindset. We were kicked out of paradise. -We haven't stopped blaming God for it since. Undeceive yourself, God is not our cosmic Santa Clause. He is performing his own desires on a far greater scale than most people have even tried to imagine. The God of the Bible makes infinite promises which offer permanent physical changes -after lawlessness "is full." Promises of a "new body", a "new Earth", and a "new Heaven" without pain or suffering. The fact that human beings expect God to heal as proof is itself a sign. A sign that we subconsciously understand - only he is capable of creating out of nothing. A sign of his ultimate intention to fix and rule creation as originally planned. The mentality behind the "Why Won't God Heal Amputees?" question fails to observe the big picture. Namely the accumulation of the moral, physical, and spiritual consequences of breaking up with God. For the record, Jesus Christ responded to the why won't God heal amputees question 2000-years ago:
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