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Originally Posted by Fuzz
It pisses me off becuase it minimizes the hard work our medical professionals do. Ever been in a room with someone how has had their life saved, and someone comes in and says "it's a miracle! God saved you!" No, God didn't do squat.
How would you feel if every time you achieved something great at work your boss says, "hallelujah! God really nailed that one, eh?"
I'm probably overreacting in this case, but it happens so often and its depressing to hear.
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He didn't say that at all, he didn't say that god healed. His prayers gave him hope and peace and a feeling that he wasn't going through this alone.
I don't get your argument, in this case because what your saying happened or is said isn't there.
If he said, god made me walk or healed broken bones, great.
But begrudging someone because they prayed and felt better because of it and his faith comes across as a little petty.
Saying it pisses you off makes you sound self absorbed.