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Posted by: mikhurst 1 month, 4 weeks ago

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This is a testimony that all "miracle" healings don't happen simultaneously, and that some continue to receive even after their initial healing encounter.

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mikhurst1 month, 4 weeks ago

Many people have received their restoration in stages. This man appears to be one of them.
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  smithichie1 month, 4 weeks ago
  
  Appears? Not appears, claimed. Appears means the legs in question would appear on this video so they can be compared to the last video. Why aren't they measuring this guy's legs every day as promised?
  
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    MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
    
    My guess would be because they're lying. Again.
    Todd Bentley does say in this video that the man is going to grow a new pair of legs. How much do you want to bet we never see video of THAT?
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      MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
      
      I think he may be getting ready to move on to a different unsubstantiated miracle to draw attention from this one. But not until he's milked this one a little more.
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MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago

Nothing to see here. This was already thoroughly debunked over here ... http://religion.propeller.com/story/2008/06/18/...
The guy did not have a prosthetic eye. This video shows no new evidence. It's nothing more than Todd Bentley verbally masturbating over nothing.
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MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago

THOU SHALL NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS. It's a commandment, not a suggestion!
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smithichie1 month, 4 weeks ago

Anyone catch Nightline tonight? Bentley and his revival were the story. Interestingly enough, they had just as much of a problem documenting 'healings' as we have encountered over the last few months. Documents given by Bentley amounted to nothing more than dead-ends, contacts were less than convincing. The boy with Spina bifida who walked without his braces on stage was falling off stage and left wearing his braces again. Contacted later the mother reported she believed a miracle occured, BUT her son clearly stll had Spina bifida.
Yes indeed, the power of the mind can do tremendous things as documented by the power of placebos but it can't seem to grow limbs or cure Spina bifida.

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    MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
    
    FTA: ""We're drawing anywhere from five to ten thousand people a night, and up to 70 percent of the crowd is brand new every night," [Bentley] said."
    Interesting. So, according to Bentley, 3500 to 7000 do NOT return. Perhaps they wanted to see if he was the real deal, then found out he was not.
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    MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
    
    Also FTA: "When asked to present evidence of the healings, Bentley promised to give "Nightline" the names and medical records of three followers who would talk openly about his miracles. He never delivered. Instead, his staff gave "Nightline" a binder filled with what he says are inspiring miracles, but with scant hard evidence. It offered incomplete contact information, a few pages of incomplete medical records, and the doctors' names were crossed out."
    What happened to "open and honest"?
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    MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
    
    More FTA: "When pressed further, Bentley provided the name of a woman in California who had a large tumor in her uterus that shrank after she saw Bentley.
    
    Her husband, however, told "Nightline" that it could be a coincidence because she was still undergoing medical treatment. He said she was too ill to talk to the media.
    
    The husband did provide some of his wife's medical records from a clinic in Tijuana, Mexico, where she went for cancer treatment after being turned away by American hospitals. The wife, however, insisted on obscuring the clinic's name and the names of the doctors.
    
    Not a single claim of Bentley's healing powers could be independently verified."
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      MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
      
      OK, let me get this straight. She was healed. But she was too ill to talk to the media. Perhaps this is some strange new meaning of the word 'healed' which I wasn't previously aware of.
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  MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
  
  Is this the same boy with spina bifida that mikhurst PERSONALLY saw healed? What happened, mik? Did the boy lose faith? Was he punished for that lack of faith?
  smithichie -"Documents given by Bentley amounted to nothing more than dead-ends, contacts were less than convincing." > WHOA! HOLD THE PHONE! So, Bentley FINALLY produced some documentation!?!? What are the odds that mik will focus on THAT part, and not the part where seasoned, professional journalists who are (presumably) skilled at verifying information failed to verify said documentation?
  smithichie -"Contacted later the mother reported she believed a miracle occured, BUT her son clearly stll had Spina bifida." > Clearly, the only miracle here is that some people will believe anything. Oh wait, that's not a miracle. That's just human idiocy.
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    MereMortal1 month, 4 weeks ago
    
    presumably mik -"I rarely to never get a question posed to a PARTICULAR individual answered by THAT individual." > BS. The fact that you can get multiple replies to a particular comment in no way negates the fact that the person you reply to quite often replies back.
    presumably mik-"report...any abusive comments [...] I believe that is a joke, as is testified by the continued abusive commentary [...] I don't appreciate the cutely manicured vulgarities nor do I consider them any less offensive. If you want to get rude" > Offensive != abusive. You have the right to not be abused. You do NOT have the right to not be offended. Lies offend me. They do not abuse me. You don't see me running to the admins every time I am offended by your lies, do you?
    
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      MereMortal1 month, 3 weeks ago
      
      OK, now he's PMing me. From mikhurst:
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      re:"You don't see me running to the admins every time I am offended by your lies, do you?" -> if you're so offended, I suggest you find another forum.
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      Come on out into the light mik. I'm going to post it here anyway.
      You are trying to twist things to your advantage, yet again. Yes, lies are offensive. However, lies need to be exposed for what they are. If you post a blatant lie, and I see it, I'm going to call you on it. Deal with it. To use your own words, if you are so offended, I suggest you find another forum. Better yet, quit lying. Remember, THOU SHALL NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS.
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