From: duke 

On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 02:10:50 GMT, Rudy Canoza  wrote:

>>>>> ò  Duke -- I prayed like hell for a Porche 911 and I'm
still drivin' a
'73
>>>>> Dodge van.  When can I expect delivery ?

>>>> Did you ask for the Porche 911 in the name of Jesus?
>>> ò  Damn right, Duke.

>> No, you didn't.  If you had, and you needed the Porche, you would have
gotten
>> it.

>Really?  Then why has god *never*, not once in the
>history of the universe, ever granted an amputee's
>heartfelt, sincere prayers to get his limb(s) back?

God always answers our prayers, we just don't always get what we ask for. 
God knows better what we need than we do.

>It's never happened, ever.  People are (allegedly)
>cured of cancer, MS, brain injuries, rabies, and lots
>of other diseases as a result of prayer, but *NEVER*
>amputees?  Why is that, duke?

Of course there have been.  Have you not done a google search?

>Do you mean to tell me
>that *EVERY* amputee who ever prayed to get his limbs
>back just didn't pray hard enough, or that not enough
>other people prayed on his behalf?  EVERY GOD DAMNED
>ONE, duke?

How many amputees prayed to God to get his limb *back*?  I'm assuming
you're talking about growing another limb.

>Prayer is bullshit, duke.  It has the same effect as
>begging a piece of plywood to help you.

By your own words above, people are cured thru prayer of cancer, ms, brain
injuries, rabies, etc.  Can't you make up your mind?

duke, American-American
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