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Physics or Spirit?
- Thread starter nPeace
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Actually it does, the black car hit a bump as can be seen in the vid and then rode up a sign post. Luck for sure but all explained be watching what actually happened
nPeace
Veteran Member
Luck? What's that?
It's fascinating. Thousands die in horrific car accidents every year. One guy gets lucky, and theists think it's some kind of miracle from a loving God.
Luck is what wouldn't have happened if the black car had not riden up the post.
nPeace
Veteran Member
Who said anything about a miracle from a loving God..... well, other than John...
?My brother would say Good Grief!
Who said anything about a miracle from a loving God..... well, other than John...
My brother would say Good Grief!
What do you think it was? If it wasn't God?
nPeace
Veteran Member
What's wrong with a loving God saving a few people though? Why does a loving God have to save all, if his intention is to save all eventually... all those who wants to be saved, that is?
Viker
Häxan
Clearly, without pausing, it can be seen that the SUV dips down into part of the gutter after hitting the pole. This launches the SUV upward. It's physics with the right timing at the right place. A little luck might be involved but physics can explain.
Why would a loving God randomly save just a few if she has the power to save more who she lets die en masse? Who doesn't want to be saved from a car accident? The vast majority of us do, I'd wager.
Again, what do you think caused this event, if it wasn't physics or God?
nPeace
Veteran Member
I am asking if it is consistent with physics, since, it does not seem to be.
I want an 'expert' opinion.
If it is something other than physics, it would be spirit.
However, it does not have to be God. There are many spirits on the earth, and they are not on God's side.
nPeace
Veteran Member
Well, if it goes into a gutter, that would make sense, because it's not on solid ground.
I did not observe that.
I'll take a closer look.
I see, so you think it was a demon who saved the priest from the car accident?
nPeace
Veteran Member
Why would it be random?
Why can God not save particular individuals for a particular purpose?
nPeace
Veteran Member
I did not say that.
I'm saying it does not have to be God.
I have no idea why God would do what she allegedly does. What's the purpose of saving a select few from various accidents and letting the rest suffer and/or die? Particularly if her "intention is to save them all," as you claimed?
And I'm asking what you think it is.
nPeace
Veteran Member
Same reason God chose a select few for the saving of mankind.
Which is?
nPeace
Veteran Member
I'm trying to find out if it can be explained by physics.
I do not think something out of the blue, just because I want to.
Why... do you think theist just want to believe things?