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originally posted by: FinalCountdown
Also, one thing that really gets me with all of these "miracles" of bleeding states, crying statues, grease marks shaped like Jesus, etc, is why?
I mean, what are catholics easily amused or something?
Why, not.. "hey guys look at me, I'm God and watch me fly around and make all the nuclear war heads disappear! And then watch this! Remember my first trick, turning water to wine? Well watch this, world hunger -bye bye, look it's raining food!
I mean seriously, religion, what a joke sometimes.
The older mankind gets, the more ridiculous it looks.
originally posted by: FinalCountdown
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: RealTruthSeeker
originally posted by: Answer
There is a special method of parenting that will stop it. Some people are able to pull it off and some aren't.
Yep, it's called a butt whopping.
That is not a good method in my opinion and may or may not stop a child from yelling at a shrine, unless you plan to butt whoop them in the shrine?
Well, why not? WWJD?
originally posted by: FinalCountdown
a reply to: reldra
Still doesn't make sense. In fact that makes it worse.
Unless you mean like debating what color Suranam's robe was in Lord of The Rings. Or guessing what Harry Potters first meal might have been.
Pointless.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
originally posted by: threeeyesopen
a reply to: IAMTAT
If it's real then it's unsettling for me, the thought of Fatima comes to mind.
Don't worry, it's not.
No one can know if it is real or not, just because the camera is crappy. I don't know if it is real. I don't find anyone here that has special knowledge that would qualify them to prove it either way.
originally posted by: CynConcepts
I am going to assume that the person taking the video and witnesses are seeing the painting moving. No cgi. That being the case, I believe that the illusion lies in the canvas itself. It needs to be reframed. Humidity and time causes canvases to stretch and buckle. That is why the canvas needs to be restretched on frames to avoid the paint from eventually cracking. In this video, I believe, what we are seeing is the canvas being manipulated by air currents. As far as a miracle goes...well even realizing the truth, some will still look upon it as a message just for them from God. pick your camp!
originally posted by: FinalCountdown
a reply to: reldra
What if I want to be spanked?
You know what I mean?
originally posted by: smurfy
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
originally posted by: threeeyesopen
a reply to: IAMTAT
If it's real then it's unsettling for me, the thought of Fatima comes to mind.
Don't worry, it's not.
No one can know if it is real or not, just because the camera is crappy. I don't know if it is real. I don't find anyone here that has special knowledge that would qualify them to prove it either way.
I think it's hokem, however the guy that took this video, (if he did) implies that, 'it happened each time he took pictures' end of. Ambiguity reigns, sort of.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: reldra
So speaks the most sanctimonious.
originally posted by: roadgravel
If this is the best god can do, miracle wise, it's a let down. I would think god could do better. Maybe a miracle budget is in effect. Who knows.
originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
I'm not buying this. One man's claims with a shoddy video. No other witnesses, unless I missed that part of the article.. "Hundreds are flocking..." Of course they are. None of which will see anything spectacular, all of which will leave feeling warm and fuzzy with their pockets potentially a little lighter.