Evidence for God from Science

Where do you get the "mutilation" claim from? It comes from Exodus Chapter 21. Here is what God says in the Bible: "Now these are the ordinances which you shall set before them. When you buy a Hebrew slave, he shall serve six years, and in the seventh he shall go out free, for nothin...

Do you have proof to back up this assumpion of yours? At this point, I believe that we have sufficient evidence to convince any normal person. We have enough credible evidence to stand up in a court of law. Here is the proof: 1) We can search medical journals electronically and find no reported ins...

Is it a requirement that a person or persons that has a spontaneous regenerated limb(s) contact press/media? It can't be local? Surely, a lot of people that have had something wonderful happen in their life that can't be explained by science, but by something divine, isn't reported. Should I go and...

And that proves what? Has Mr Brain spoken to every amputee, dead or alive, ever and everywhere? Does he know all of them? How does he know what they pray for? How does he know that their prayers have not been answered? The case of amputees is quite interesting, as the author points out. It would be...

He also implies that human authorship implies a problem with the Bible, when even the most "fundamentalist" of Christians believe that humans wrote the Bible, but were merely inspired by God. Here is a typical site where fundamentalists claim that the Bible is the perfect word of God: htt...

In summary: God is not a gumball machine. When Jesus says things like, "Again I say to you, if two of you agree on earth about anything they ask, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. For where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I in the midst of them." [Matthew 18:...

You say with God all things are possible, and the website is saying, in effect, except if you're an amputee praying for a rejuvenated limb. In Chapter 5 the author shows that it is not just amputees: Amputees are not the only ones either. For example: - If someone severs their spinal cord in an acc...

All of what you quoted does not tell me how he knows God hates amputees, only that he thinks God does, and that God is wrong for doing it, without establishing a basis for how he can know it. It is interesting to think about it this way. We know that many, many Christians believe that God is answer...

How does he know God hates amputees? He is using the example of amputees as a way of asking an important question about prayer. We know that, no matter how much people pray, God does not regenerate amputated limbs. Many, many Christians believe that God is performing other medical miracles, so it i...

It is interesting. Here is what the author has to say about God's "hatred" of amputees in http://whydoesgodhateamputees.com/god5.htm According to many Christian believers, God is interacting with our world and answering millions of prayers. In addition, the entire industry of Christian ins...

If he wants anyone to take him seriously, he should start by explaining if there is no God, on what moral basis does he propose to judge God's supposed hatred? In Chapter 28 he discusses where morality, ethics, etc. come from. It is an interesting chapter actually. The title is "Goodness, Mora...