Christianity Etc › Re: Question For Atheists by Snyman(m): 6:36pm On Oct 22, 2016 |
stainlex: Op, your Bushiri guy should start with Pistorious. I will worship him over YHWH if he can make Pistorious grow a limb! Or how about bringing back the dead gf? Raising the dead isn't that difficult, is it? [color=Black] You can not help someone who doesn't want help, son. Clearly, Oscar Pistorius is fond of teetering on his stumps, considering that he's never set foot in ECG church before.[/color] |
Christianity Etc › Re: Question For Atheists by Snyman(m): 5:11pm On Oct 22, 2016 |
Seun: Yes. They make educated guesses about disasters that could happen and then ask us to pray against their guesses. If they turn out to be right, they are perceived as great prophets. If they are wrong, it's because the prayers worked. But you'll only remember the ones that were right. [color=Black]Fair point. However, If you've watched any of Prophet Bushiri's Live services before, you'll realize he calls out people by names, tells them where they hail from, their backgrounds, the color of their room walls, their occupation, their bank account number/ phone numbers, etc. My question is, from where does he get the powers to prophesy such things? Does he hire decoys to hoodwink the general public into a misguided belief that he's the greatest Prophet to ever grace the Earth? [/color] |
Christianity Etc › Re: Question For Atheists by Snyman(m): 4:43pm On Oct 22, 2016 |
egokudiowomoney: prediction of the future is what anybody can do,even animals. This remind me of the Octopus that was used to predict the results of football matches. It made accurate predictions in the 2010 World Cup.about healing,it seems the Op is JJC for Nigeria [color=Black]The Op is South African. [/color] |
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