[mdmathis6]

The saw a flame on his left temple and his body surrounded by light...it probably was lightning(Saint Elmo's fire lightning; high voltage but little amperage, not harmful ultimately), but the man was not hurt, and the movie set had already been a scene of conversions and spiritual presence. So are you prepared to say it wasn't anything spiritual?

I was just saying the description of the Sermon of the Mount "occurence reminded me of Pentecost, whether it was a true manifestation or not...who knows. But the Bible says that men come to the Christ as the spirit woos them. The conversions described on the set certainly denote His presence.

[adam_az]

"The saw a flame on his left temple and his body surrounded by light...it probably was lightning(Saint Elmo's fire lightning; high voltage but little amperage, not harmful ultimately), but the man was not hurt, and the movie set had already been a scene of conversions and spiritual presence. So are you prepared to say it wasn't anything spiritual?"

Yes, I am. I guess I have a higher standard for proof than you do.