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How God Replies to Your Prayers [ THE SECRET FINALLY REVEALE

 
 
Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 01:47 pm
Say any prayer to God in the name of Jesus Christ.

THEN GO TO SLEEP. ( YOU FALLING ASLEEP IS THE BIG SECRET! )

God then replies in the form of a dream - THAT NIGHT.

You need to pay attention for the reply God gives you at this time.

Just try.
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 01:57 pm
even better is to just turn your a.m. radio on and go to bed, while you are sleeping Rush Limbaugh's voice and god-like wisdom will permeate your very thoughts so that the next morning you will feel the grace and want to kill something, anything, in the name of the holy spirit.
Amen. "Rush loves you)
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fishin
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 02:25 pm
Re: How God Replies to Your Prayers [ THE SECRET FINALLY REV
talktohim wrote:
Say any prayer to God in the name of Jesus Christ.

THEN GO TO SLEEP. ( YOU FALLING ASLEEP IS THE BIG SECRET! )

God then replies in the form of a dream - THAT NIGHT.

You need to pay attention for the reply God gives you at this time.

Just try.


God always replies to me by rearranging Cheetos on the kitchen counter top.

A few weeks ago I prayed and when I walked back into the kitchen the Cheetos were arranged to spell out "NOT ON YOUR LIFE BUTTHEAD!".

Does that mean I won't be getting a new radial arm saw for Christmas? Shocked
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dagmaraka
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 02:35 pm
the other night i prayed for the upcoming workshop to be canceled or postponed.... i had a dream about a boiled goose that i clutched like a purse under my arm. could you please explain this God's answer to me? For I am puzzled by it.
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Region Philbis
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 02:39 pm
if jesus is behind the sofa, can i bypass the whole prayer/sleep thing?
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ossobuco
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 02:44 pm
Dinna be daft!
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dadpad
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 04:10 pm
dagmaraka wrote:
the other night i prayed for the upcoming workshop to be canceled or postponed.... i had a dream about a boiled goose that i clutched like a purse under my arm. could you please explain this God's answer to me? For I am puzzled by it.


Thats some weird fetish shite, not god. God would have blown the venue up with fertiliser and diesel.
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kate4christ03
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 06:02 pm
When i was pregnant, i prayed that God would grant my child with health. I dreamed that night that i gave birth to a kitten!!!!!!!!!
I don't think it was God giving me an answer, as much as it was my overactive hormones Very Happy

Personally i don't think dreams (for the most part) have a deep meaning, or are answers from God. I believe they are in part our subconscious feeding off of fears and desires, and sometimes they are just wacky visions that can't be explained.
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Intrepid
 
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Reply Mon 17 Sep, 2007 06:09 pm
Gee, I never remember my dreams. I must have missed out on many blessings that way. Maybe I should stay awake and remain conscious.

I was never aware that prayers could be answered that fast and consistently. Be careful what you pray for.
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real life
 
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Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 07:46 am
If you want to know if prayer (as described in the Bible) 'works' or not:

--Find out under what conditions God says He will answer prayer;

--Be completely certain that you meet those conditions; and

--Pray

For those of you who favor a scientific/ experimental approach, I can't see how you would have any objection to this.
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Green Witch
 
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Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 03:09 pm
real life wrote:
If you want to know if prayer (as described in the Bible) 'works' or not:

--Find out under what conditions God says He will answer prayer;

--Be completely certain that you meet those conditions; and

--Pray

For those of you who favor a scientific/ experimental approach, I can't see how you would have any objection to this.


Many studies have been done concerning prayer and healing. The overwhelming conclusions are that prayer has no effect on the sick, but it can help the person doing the praying for the sick person to feel better. It seems to have an optimistic placebo effect on family and friends.

I remember reading about one study that had groups of people praying either to Jesus or Krishna (depending on their beliefs) for sick loved ones. In the study the people who prayed to Krishna for intervention had slightly better results than those who prayed to Jesus. However, the study noted that overall most people remained on the course of illness as predicted by their doctors, and the prayers seemed to have no effect either way. You can probably find some of these studies on the web, but you will have to weed out the biased sources - most of them with a religious agenda.
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real life
 
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Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 03:20 pm
Green Witch wrote:
real life wrote:
If you want to know if prayer (as described in the Bible) 'works' or not:

--Find out under what conditions God says He will answer prayer;

--Be completely certain that you meet those conditions; and

--Pray

For those of you who favor a scientific/ experimental approach, I can't see how you would have any objection to this.


Many studies have been done concerning prayer and healing. The overwhelming conclusions are that prayer has no effect on the sick


None of the studies you refer to are scientific studies.
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Green Witch
 
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Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 04:28 pm
real life wrote:
Green Witch wrote:
real life wrote:
If you want to know if prayer (as described in the Bible) 'works' or not:

--Find out under what conditions God says He will answer prayer;

--Be completely certain that you meet those conditions; and

--Pray

For those of you who favor a scientific/ experimental approach, I can't see how you would have any objection to this.


Many studies have been done concerning prayer and healing. The overwhelming conclusions are that prayer has no effect on the sick


None of the studies you refer to are scientific studies.


Huh? These were studies I used to read about in medical journals that were given to me by a relative who is a physician . Most of them had been done in Switzerland and Germany. I recall that the last study I sited was done by students at the Rockefeller Medical Center in NY in the 1980's. It's really not that hard to find such studies on the web, and you can pick the non-religious university or medical facility you prefer.
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real life
 
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Reply Wed 19 Sep, 2007 07:59 am
Green Witch wrote:
real life wrote:
Green Witch wrote:
real life wrote:
If you want to know if prayer (as described in the Bible) 'works' or not:

--Find out under what conditions God says He will answer prayer;

--Be completely certain that you meet those conditions; and

--Pray

For those of you who favor a scientific/ experimental approach, I can't see how you would have any objection to this.


Many studies have been done concerning prayer and healing. The overwhelming conclusions are that prayer has no effect on the sick


None of the studies you refer to are scientific studies.


Huh? These were studies I used to read about in medical journals that were given to me by a relative who is a physician . Most of them had been done in Switzerland and Germany. I recall that the last study I sited was done by students at the Rockefeller Medical Center in NY in the 1980's. It's really not that hard to find such studies on the web, and you can pick the non-religious university or medical facility you prefer.


A scientific study would use standardization.

These studies have no standardization of what verbiage the subjects prayed, nor of the varied situations that they prayed for.

Since a large part of prayer is belief, there should also be standardization of what the pray-ers believed, as well as what the sick folks that they prayed for believed. None of that either.

These may have been 'studies', but they weren't scientific.

Just because they were published in a medical journal doesn't make them scientific either.
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Diest TKO
 
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Reply Wed 19 Sep, 2007 01:55 pm
I find that praying to the orange road cone out on the street gets the same result as praying to god or Jesus. Sometimes it even works better!

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Green Witch
 
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Reply Wed 19 Sep, 2007 05:30 pm
real life wrote:
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None of the studies you refer to are scientific studies.

A scientific study would use standardization.

These studies have no standardization of what verbiage the subjects prayed, nor of the varied situations that they prayed for.

Since a large part of prayer is belief, there should also be standardization of what the pray-ers believed, as well as what the sick folks that they prayed for believed. None of that either.

These may have been 'studies', but they weren't scientific.

Just because they were published in a medical journal doesn't make them scientific either.


Real Life - I don't think you would know know science if it came down from heaven in a burning bush.

Apparently this God of yours is picky, picky, picky. He only answers prayers when they are "standardized"? Those who did the praying in the Jesus/Krishna study were described as "devout" . Are you saying God only answers prayers if the patient is also devout and the prayers are said in a certain way? Your version of God is anal retentive or has O.C.D. if that's true.

However, I recognize that you are like a person on LSD, we can all tell you there are no bugs crawling on the wall, but I know they are very real to you. I will make no further attempt to open your mind.
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averner
 
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Reply Wed 19 Sep, 2007 05:31 pm
I pray that God dies
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real life
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 08:17 am
Green Witch wrote:
real life wrote:
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None of the studies you refer to are scientific studies.

A scientific study would use standardization.

These studies have no standardization of what verbiage the subjects prayed, nor of the varied situations that they prayed for.

Since a large part of prayer is belief, there should also be standardization of what the pray-ers believed, as well as what the sick folks that they prayed for believed. None of that either.

These may have been 'studies', but they weren't scientific.

Just because they were published in a medical journal doesn't make them scientific either.


Apparently this God of yours is picky, picky, picky. He only answers prayers when they are "standardized"?


Different issue. We were discussing whether or not the studies were 'scientific'.
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neologist
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 08:33 am
Diest TKO wrote:
I find that praying to the orange road cone out on the street gets the same result as praying to god or Jesus. Sometimes it even works better! . . .
Laughing There was a guy on TV last night. The cops were trying to get him off the freeway. I could have sworn he was praying to one of those orange cones. Was that you? :wink:
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Diest TKO
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 10:27 am
neologist wrote:
Diest TKO wrote:
I find that praying to the orange road cone out on the street gets the same result as praying to god or Jesus. Sometimes it even works better! . . .
Laughing There was a guy on TV last night. The cops were trying to get him off the freeway. I could have sworn he was praying to one of those orange cones. Was that you? :wink:

LOL!

T
K
O
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