This blog mentions the legend of St Winefride. I discovered this through
another blog about the same place.
For me I find it difficult to believe someone could have their head put back on after it had been cut off.
Any thoughts on this?
I find this no more difficult than that a human body, having died from any cause at all, could be revitalized.
Which is more “difficult” – since both are humanly impossible – to repair the severed neck tissues, or to squeeze life back into trillions of dead human cells? A being that can do the 2nd should not, IMNAAHO, have any difficulty doing the 1st.
Think of it another way: Human science cannot remount somebody’s head, but it can reattach the limbs. If the body were not dead, the difference would only be one of complexity (more nerves, voicebox, etc.) The show-stopper is that the beheaded body of course dies at once. But The ONE Who can reinstate life will have no problem at all with sheer anatomical complexity.
After all, we count on HIM for an even greater reconstruction: fitting us with heavenly Spiritual Bodies, for life everlasting, with our minds and psyches fully restored. That will be far more thorough and complex than the natural body’s reinstatement from any condition.
ICXC NIKA!