Can you list them?

What is miracle to you?

I perform miracles.

I raise the dead and make the blind talk every Sunday at my ministry in Camberwell, South London.

I am expanding to other regions very soon.

Join me.

Pastor Imam Agokillyu
61 Lilford Rd
London SE5 9HY

wilyparker:
What is miracle to you?

The context of the question makes the meaning of the word Miracle to everybody, expect you just intend to derial from the topic.

Elthugnificent:
Can you list them?

why ask the obvious?

Holyede:
why ask the obvious?

that's subjective, so what is?

Benny hinn

Aaronsrod:
I perform miracles.

I raise the dead and make the blind talk every Sunday at my ministry in Camberwell, South London.

I am expanding to other regions very soon.

Join me.

Pastor Imam Agokillyu
61 Lilford Rd
London SE5 9HY

You make the blind talk?

muehonyx22:
Benny hinn

Indian is not a western world (that's mostly where you would find his miracle videos).

The one allegedly performed in the state are quite old, you won't find any recent one on YouTube.

spongeisback:

Sure.

The question was intended to make them think on there own, don't want to start give reasons (at least not yet) why such pastors can't be found in the western world but only in Africa and maybe developing countries.

FYI I don't believe in miracle, the question from the op is just an eye opener.

sKeetz:


You make the blind talk?

Yes.

And the deaf shall see!!

Aaronsrod:


Yes.

And the deaf shall see!!

The Western nations were very religious during their early years. America for instance banned alcohol and gambling. During this period a lot of conmen disguised as men of God sprang up claiming they had powers to perform miracles. They became very rich by exploiting the gullibility of miracle seekers. As time went on, because of the inquisitiveness of Americans, this conmen cum pastors were busted and their lies exposed. Finally, Americans realized that there was nothing like miracles and it was all scams.

Read about Peter popoff and Marjoe gortner, you'll get the idea. I think our men of dog learnt their trades from this men but the only difference is that unlike the Americans, we've refused to get sense.

sKeetz:
The Western nations were very religious during their early years. America for instance banned alcohol and gambling. During this period a lot of conmen disguised as men of God sprang up claiming they had powers to perform miracles. They became very rich by exploiting the gullibility of miracle seekers. As time went on, because of the inquisitiveness of Americans, this conmen cum pastors were busted and their lies exposed. Finally, Americans realized that there was nothing like miracles and it was all scams.

Read about Peter popoff and Marjoe gortner, you'll get the idea. I think our men of dog learnt their trades from this men but the only difference is that unlike the Americans, we've refused to get sense.

Exactly

CAPSLOCKED:

IN THE FINAL YEARS OF THE LAST MILLENNIUM, MIRACLE WORKERS WERE VERY COMMON IN AMERICA. THEY SOLD THEIR TRICKS TO TODAY'S PASTORS OF AFRICA WHEN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TOOK OVER THEIR CONTINENT.
AMERICANS BELIEVE IN GOD. THEY GO TO CHURCH AND SAY PRAYERS, BUT THEY'LL NEVER ACCEPT THE IDEA OF A MAGICAL SOLUTION TO PHYSICAL PROBLEMS. THEY BELIEVE MIRACLES EXIST BUT ONLY THROUGH GOD HIMSELF AND NOT FAITH HEALERS. THEY BELIEVE GOD HEALS THE SICK THROUGH DOCTORS IN THE HOSPITALS, AND THEY KNOW THERE'S NO BREAKTHROUGH OR BLESSINGS IF YOU DON'T GO OUT AND WORK.


BACK HERE IN NIGERIA........
I REST MY CASE.

That's the picture I was hoping that Africans could see perfectly.

I don't think miracles are real, a lot of them are fakes, placebo effect, coincedence and just a series of confirmation bias

Heathen777:
I don't think miracles are real, a lot of them are fakes, placebo effect, coincedence and just a series of confirmation bias

Well some folks would disagree.