[Quix]

Am glad you have no personal bias against ancient nor modern miracles. That's what I bristle at so quickly.

I'm saying to you that I don't believe the SORT of meticulously documented medical proof you are asking for exists in this situation.

It was as I reported a simple thing.

If you have had a serious pain or other overt medical problem and carried it for days to months or years, then in a meeting, it is suddenly gone, you don't need X-Rays to prove anything.

Anyway--I'll try and track down the longer report. But it will NOT satisfy you in the least. It may give you a more robust description from which to make a judgment.

IT IS CLEAR that you

FAVOR MAKING A TYPE II error instead of a TYPE I error. That arbitrary preference is always illogical and a little mystifying to me.

[hurly]

I said I have no bias against "miracles". Didn't say I believe in them, modern or ancient.

I can not and do not argue about feelings or subjective statements. If you said some people felt better after viewing the film, I would have no disagreement about that.

Thank you for a lively discussion even thought you wished me to have cancer to prove your gods benevolence.