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Originally Posted by Flabbibulin
I don't recall, but Im sure the explanation by the devout was they didn't have enough faith.
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Yeah, that's the evil part.. some denominations wave their hands chalk it up to God's will, which may or may not be sufficient explanation but is at least benign enough.. But to tell someone suffering from cancer (or that can't conceive a baby, or crippled by depression, etc) that they're not being healed because they don't have enough faith, or they lost their healing because of sin, is just evil. It really is.
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Originally Posted by Flabbibulin
Easy to make claims of miracle healings in a third world region of the globe where there are much much fewer methods of verifying the claims (or verifying that the person was even sick to begin with).
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I actually went to a Benny Hinn meeting at the Saddledome years ago, didn't even get into the dome, was in the overflow seating with the TV.
The people that were there... the "this is my last hope" expressions, hope mixed with despondency, totally heart wrenching, and the meeting, totally evil.