Anyone who stares at the sun will get an after image. That will make the sun look darker, as well as produce various colors. If your eye moves at all…whoa, the colors are moving. And if you’re a member of 70,000 people who expect to see a miracle on a certain day…well, there’s your “miracle”.
Oh tigers08; You really haven’t researched it.
They said the rain stopped and the clouds broke, so that’s when they saw the sun. And the movement was their eyes darting and the after image moving. Obviously the sun didn’t really move in relation to the Earth that day. (Well, not out of the usual I mean). Weird how it only appeared to move to a certain region on the Earth…I’m sure only that particular location was looking at the sky at the time, right? And I knew that there were skeptical observers (because I did objectively research it), but they still had the idea in their minds that there was supposed to be a miracle that day, even if they didn’t believe it was going to happen.
Yes, I know they weren’t told to look at the sky. In fact, they weren’t told anything, weird how prophecies are always so ambiguous. But it said the rain had stopped and the clouds were parting, I’m sure that prompted some people to look up. Then the mass hysteria kicked in, and some people thought they “saw” something, so others unconsciously jumped on the band wagon, soon they all thought they saw something. I never said people were told to look at the sun. Sometime when you’re with a group, try looking at the ceiling, and watch how many other people look up too.
Oh well, you see things your way and we see it ours and “never the twain shall meet,” so to speak. You have your reasoning and we have ours, but it is a reasoning at least. Either you have faith or you don’t. End of discussion as far as I’m concerned.
But it also doesn’t mean that it’s not. Witnesses can be credible. Some of the apparations have been witnessed by previously skeptic Protestants and scientists who wanted to find out if they were true, such as the visions that occured at Mejudgorie and the apparition that has appeared above the coptic church in egypt.
The Bible is the best-selling book of the year every single year, for i dunno how long. Very powerful. Oh I thought this fact was neat:
The Quran says it’s the word of God too. Why do you believe the bible and not the Quran?
Mohammad is true not only in the Quran but in world history as well. How does Jesus being a real person make the bible the word of God?
Mohammad did not rise from the dead. Jesus Christ did! Mohammad is not God. Jesus Christ is!
Only according to the bible, which is why I’m asking what makes you believe it’s true.
…so the ? is , what GOD? or Gods?Thanks! I think a website would be a little more than I could handle, replying to posts on here already takes up quite a bit of my time.
Personally I don’t think God has revealed himself in the way most religions teach. I think the universe is God’s revelation, not a book written by someone who I have no reason to trust. I think God would realize that he cannot ask us to have faith in him by putting our faith in another man.
Only according to the bible? That is absolutely not true! Christ’s resurrection and Divinity is not “only according to the bible”. Because even before the bible was written, Jesus Christ had already risen from the dead, and He was already God before there even was a bible.