Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 7:43 pm
WELL FUCK ME WITH AN ORE, I JUST SEEN 2 FLYING PIGS
yea, i could see that.. Anything bringing up the mental usige and getting "hope" would inspire the body to heal...werldhed wrote:Never mind that studies have shown praying can actually help sick patients.rep wrote:Two similarities that one cannot overlook.
Terri Schiavo was prayed for by millions, in hope that she would live and she died.
John Paul II is being prayed for by millions with the hope that he'll live, but he'll die.
Bottom line: If you're sick, don't as people to pray for you. Theoretically, if the Christian religion is real, then praying might not always reach God. You may intend to speak to God, but in fact you could be in direct communication with Satan, if you're not doing it right. Don't give me that protestant nonsense, "The baby Jesus will communicate your prayer to God nomatter what!" BS. In Christian history, Satan has proven himself to be just as powerful as God in earthly matters.
thanks for the update yoda.Pauly wrote:Yeah well I got Satan here, and he says he don't want to talk to you either. Hurt his feelings now you have ffs.losCHUNK wrote:rep, make us a praying FAQ, i really dont wanna be chatting shit to satan
You're so owned. He's still alive.Suave wrote:Trust me, he is dead.
can I have them?Kracus wrote:Anyone wanna take the bet? I'll bet 500 posts he dies by midnight.
Actually, the study I read about was "blind." The patients had no idea than anyone was praying for them. I don't believe in that sort of thing, but the study kinda creeped me out.Kracus wrote:Placebo is all that is.
Let it go mate, he's gone. :icon21:SplishSplash wrote:You're so owned. He's still alive.Suave wrote:Trust me, he is dead.
Yea I remember reading about that too. It made me look at praying in a whole different way, tbh.Fender wrote:Actually, the study I read about was "blind." The patients had no idea than anyone was praying for them. I don't believe in that sort of thing, but the study kinda creeped me out.Kracus wrote:Placebo is all that is.
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/10.12/prayer.htmlFender wrote:Actually, the study I read about was "blind." The patients had no idea than anyone was praying for them. I don't believe in that sort of thing, but the study kinda creeped me out.Kracus wrote:Placebo is all that is.
you can't proof it either way or the otherSuave wrote:Let it go mate, he's gone. :icon21:
I haven't read much of that yet, the sample size should be larger imo. Regardless the results are interesting.Fender wrote:http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/10.12/prayer.htmlFender wrote:Actually, the study I read about was "blind." The patients had no idea than anyone was praying for them. I don't believe in that sort of thing, but the study kinda creeped me out.Kracus wrote:Placebo is all that is.
Same article all one page w/ simpler formatting:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/10.12/prayer_pr.html
They should change his name to Pope "Don" Paul II...HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:the pope is a tough bastard he took more bullets than 50 cent. he suffered heart failure, but he's still alive.
don't fuck with the man
p.s. have you seen his ring? people kiss it
Are you sure? 50 took 9, JP2 only took 1 or 2 I think.HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:the pope is a tough bastard he took more bullets than 50 cent.
That's what I'm thinking.Pauly wrote:I reckon he is dead but they don't want to announce it on April Fool's day :lol:
The Pope dieing on April Fools, LOL
WTF? Cool party gimmick though, exorcisms.Wikipedia wrote:According to a New York Post article of February 19, 2002, John Paul II personally performed three exorcisms during his tenure as pope. The first exorcism was performed on a woman in 1982 who writhed on the ground. His second was in September 2000 when he performed the rite on a nineteen-year-old woman who had become enraged in St. Peter's Square. A year later, in September 2001, he performed an exorcism on a twenty-year-old woman.