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Spatial Mind said: 

There's a verse removed from the Bible, I'll have to find it. It appears in older copies, but it basically says the way to cure any illness is throught fasting and prayer.

Pray to God but don't use an existing script. Make one.

You are probably thinking of the disputed “prayer and fasting” passage, but it does not say that every illness can be cured that way. It concerns an exorcism, and even the words “and fasting” differ between manuscripts.

Prayer and fasting are not universal medical treatments. Telling someone to invent a prayer instead of seeking evidence-based treatment is just replacing medicine with an unsupported religious claim. If prayer reliably cured every illness, that would be measurable rather than something justified by a disputed verse you cannot identify.

What on God's Green Earth is smarter than a Human? 

We're literally made in God's image. 

@Dima

Mathew 17:21 can only be found in older prints. Newer bibles do 17:20 to 17:22

Do not use scripted Prayer like an NPC. Speak from the heart, and ask directly with a unique message. Say it outloud.

Fasting can starve cancer, while the prayer is a command.

I don't like religious donkeys who stubbornly prove that cancer can be cured by prayers. ДОЛБОЁБЫ!!!

Dima79 said: 

I don't like religious donkeys who stubbornly prove that cancer can be cured by prayers. ДОЛБОЁБЫ!!!

 Now starve yourself.

Also. Dragoon is a homosexual.

Spatial Mind said: 

@Dima

Mathew 17:21 can only be found in older prints. Newer bibles do 17:20 to 17:22

Do not use scripted Prayer like an NPC. Speak from the heart, and ask directly with a unique message. Say it outloud.

Fasting can starve cancer, while the prayer is a command.

Matthew 17:21 does not say fasting and prayer cure cancer or every illness. It concerns casting out a demon, and the verse is omitted from many modern translations because it is absent from the earliest manuscripts, not because someone concealed a universal cure.

“Fasting can starve cancer” is also a misleading oversimplification. Researchers have studied controlled fasting as a possible supplement to treatment, but that does not show that starving yourself cures cancer. Tumors obtain energy through complex biological processes, and depriving a cancer patient of food can also weaken the patient.

Calling prayer a “command” adds nothing scientifically. There is no demonstrated mechanism by which a unique spoken prayer orders a tumor to disappear. Your final comment about my sexuality is unrelated and only avoids defending the medical claim.

Turncoat said: 

What on God's Green Earth is smarter than a Human? 

We're literally made in God's image. 

“Made in God’s image” is a religious claim, not evidence that humans are the smartest beings possible. Human intelligence does not prove it either, since you are simply assuming that intelligence is what “God’s image” means. Humans are highly intelligent, but also limited, irrational, biased, and frequently mistaken.

Other animals also have cognitive strengths humans do not possess to the same degree. Some birds can remember the locations of huge numbers of stored food items, dogs can detect and interpret scents far beyond human ability, and some primates outperform humans in rapid visual-memory tasks. Human intelligence is broader, but it is not superior in every cognitive category. If anything, the uneven and limited nature of human cognition makes the comparison to a supposedly perfect and all-knowing God harder to defend.

Dragoonback said: 

Spatial Mind said: 

@Dima

Mathew 17:21 can only be found in older prints. Newer bibles do 17:20 to 17:22

Do not use scripted Prayer like an NPC. Speak from the heart, and ask directly with a unique message. Say it outloud.

Fasting can starve cancer, while the prayer is a command.

Matthew 17:21 does not say fasting and prayer cure cancer or every illness. It concerns casting out a demon, and the verse is omitted from many modern translations because it is absent from the earliest manuscripts, not because someone concealed a universal cure.

Quote Mathew 17:20 to 17:21.

Also. I'll repeat. Older prints of the Bible have the verse, newer ones do not. Namely the KJV has it, while the NIV doesn't. I did not suggest anything as to why it's missing in the NIV, which is the least popular version of the Bible.

“Fasting can starve cancer” is also a misleading oversimplification. Researchers have studied controlled fasting as a possible supplement to treatment, but that does not show that starving yourself cures cancer. Tumors obtain energy through complex biological processes, and depriving a cancer patient of food can also weaken the patient.

Doubt = No power

Not just saying that. It's relevant to the verse.

I wasn't just saying I see weakness in you either. Clickity click.

Calling prayer a “command” adds nothing scientifically. There is no demonstrated mechanism by which a unique spoken prayer orders a tumor to disappear. Your final comment about my sexuality is unrelated and only avoids defending the medical claim.

Rice experiment. Speech affirms outcome. We covered this a month ago.

Dima has cancer cause he speaks cancer. He also drinks the devils drink.

"Neither cast ye pearls before swine, lest they trample it under their feet, and turn again and rend you."

Wise words I'd say.

Spatial Mind said:

Quote Mathew 17:20 to 17:21. Also. I'll repeat. Older prints of the Bible have the verse, newer ones do not. Namely the KJV has it, while the NIV doesn't. I did not suggest anything as to why it's missing in the NIV, which is the least popular version of the Bible.

Doubt equals no power and I'm not just saying that. It's relevant to the verse.

Rice experiment. Speech affirms outcome. We covered this a month ago. Dima has cancer cause he speaks cancer. He also drinks the devils drink.
"Neither cast ye pearls before swine, lest they trample it under their feet, and turn again and rend you." Wise words I'd say.

Matthew 17:20 says faith can move mountains. The disputed verse 17:21 says that “this kind” comes out through prayer and fasting. In context, “this kind” refers to the demon the disciples failed to cast out, not cancer or illness generally. The fact that the KJV includes the verse while the NIV omits or footnotes it does not change what the verse says. Modern translations rely on earlier manuscripts in which that line is absent.

“Doubt = no power” is merely a way to blame failure on the sick person. If fasting and prayer fail, you can always claim they doubted, making the claim impossible to disprove. That is self-sealing reasoning, not evidence. Research into fasting concerns whether carefully controlled fasting might supplement cancer treatment. It has not shown that refusing food and commanding a tumor through prayer cures cancer, and malnutrition can worsen outcomes for cancer patients.

The rice demonstration is not controlled evidence that speech determines physical outcomes. Rice spoils differently because of contamination, moisture, temperature, handling, and selective reporting. Saying Dima “speaks cancer” is baseless victim-blaming, and quoting scripture about swine does nothing to establish the medical claim.

Dima79 said: 

I don't like religious donkeys who stubbornly prove that cancer can be cured by prayers. ДОЛБОЁБЫ!!!

 Imagine how much intelligence it takes to make that mistake.