Split Rock
Conflation of Blathers
Wow. You are really going overboard, aren't you?My argument? Let me review: I was not the one who asked God for a miracle. It was my wife, and she was ill and was desperate to get home. And you and others concluded that it would have been wrong for God to help me and my wife to get home because there are thousands of children who are dying in Africa.
I had been doing the Lord’s work on behalf of the unborn children for two decades without any compensation and loosing thousands of dollars for giving priority to pro-life activities instead of my real estate business, and you people decided to criticize me for giving credit to God for a token favor in light of our sacrifice for the sake of the unborn.
You erroneously concluded that God was giving preference to my car over the life of African children. This is an example of how a wrong ideology can lead people to be unfair to innocent individuals.
Here is your argument in a nut-shell:
1. Your car wouldn't start.
2. Your wife prayed to God for it to start
3. The car then started.
4. A car mechanic told you it can't start in its condition.
5. Conclusion: The car started do to divine intervention from God.
My counter argument is the following:
1. It is more likely that the car started because the problem it had rendered it unlikely to start, rather than impossible.
2. It is unlikely the car started due to divine intervention.
3. It makes little sense (in my opinion) that God put such specific effort into starting your car, when he puts so little effort into other endeavors which would be more fruitful, like starving children, or Christians being oppressed or killed in the Middle East.
I never said it would be wrong for God to help you, just that it would make no sense, considering the thousands of more important prayers he apparently ignores.
It is very nice all the work you have been doing against abortion, while not doing more to make money for yourself. However, I find it interesting that you seem to think it prioritizes you and your wife in the mind of God. I remain skeptical.
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