Family Believes White Spot In Photos Is Boy's Guardian Angel

Newsnet5 ^ | 07/14/03 | Staff Writer

[bedolido]

CINCINNATI, Posted 6:33 p.m. EDT July 14, 2003 -- In the movie "The Sixth Sense," a young boy said he saw dead people. In Cincinnati, a boy said he could see angels.

NewsChannel5 reported that the boy, Ryan Reynolds, died in April from a brain tumor. Before he died, he told his mother he had a great time at a family picnic because he was surrounded by his guardian angels.

"My parents died way before he was ever born, and he said, 'Mommy, your mommy and daddy,'" said Shirley Reynolds, Ryan's mother. "I said, 'Yeah, what about them?' He said, 'Is that them in the picture on the wall?' And I said 'Yes.'And he said, 'Mom, I just wanted you to know, they're both OK.' He said, 'They're just as pretty as they are in that picture, except they have wings and they're waiting for me.'"

Three different cameras using three different kinds of film were developed at three different places and all had the same transparent white shapes.

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[tracer]

Aagh!! You ruined a good line. I said ash in reference to your planned cremation......... 8~(

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God only knows that I share your sentiments about intolerance....

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Unitarian - When asked the God question the answer is: F) Whatever....

[Mean Daddy]

The one thing I tell people when I hear they don't believe in God is, how do you explain your existence? Forget Creationism or Darwinism or the Big Bang. How does one make something from nothing? One of the basic principles of science is you can't make something from nothing. How did a thimble full of matter come to be if the Big Bang occured? If there was nothing to make it, how did it come to be?

[KCmark]

Must not have been a very good one...

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ROFLMAO. Religious people are so funny.

"God was really watching out for us in that accident." Well if god was watching out for you, you wouldn't have had the accident.

[bootless]

I hadn't heard the song since high school (70s), and only heard it again this past year. I don't know why - must have been the rock I've been under. A major, high-end, kickass song - one of the "damn near perfect" song arrangements. I will be hearing it in concert later this summer - I cannot wait!!

[Ditter]

post #40 Fabulous story, thanks!

[Yeti]

Yeti! You're back! Great.

I know you left off that last exclamation mark by accident... : )

BTW: where'd I go?

[Tac12]

I do not think one can use open problems in physics to argue the existence of god.
Several centuries ago, would you have proved the existence of god from the fact that one did
not know how the sun shines?

[KCmark]

I'll bet you and freeper "fchristian" could have some entertaining exchanges. ;-)

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Exchanges with f. are not interesting, they are

Cryptic-->IDIOTIC....Unintelligible <-->Frustrating!

[EggsAckley]

Last summer, as we sat and watched my Mom waste away from cancer, one afternoon, sitting on the deck, about seven people looked out into the yard and saw a face on a Ponderosa Pine. Ironically, my folks had planted that tree many years ago. And no one there, including my mom (who was still lucid), had ever seen that face before. It was as if it just appeared within a few weeks prior to her death. Like you, I have a little problem with the concept of angels, but this event was just too weird. And no, this was not man-made. We inspected it carefully and it was real. The "ghost" of my Dad, waiting for her on the other side? Maybe, maybe not. But it certainly got MY attention.

[Tac12]

Well said,

btw, what about the people who get involved in accidents,
did god not care about them? I know I know, this is a standard remark.

[Hildy]

Why? If I had a beloved child who was dying, I'd rather believe that my late parents were watching over him. Call me stupid.

[KCmark]

The one thing I tell people when I hear they don't believe in God is, how do you explain your existence? Forget Creationism or Darwinism or the Big Bang. How does one make something from nothing?

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The one thing I ask people who make this argument is, "where did your god come from?"

[discostu]

I owe you, they just updated the tour page, Phoenix Oct 1. ROAD TRIP! They've been putting on great shows last couple of years, you won't be sorry. If you want to catch up on the current sound (or just want 22 solid live tracks of Tull) I highly recommend Living With the Past.

[Lucy Lake]

**BTW: where'd I go?**

Dunno. Where did you go?

[bootless]

You're very welcome! I had decided I wanted to see them if they were on tour, and sumgun, they are! Set list looks great, too. I've got Living in the Past here, as well as a live CD (A Little Light Music). Plenty of Tull music to be found! Will you be going to the Phoenix concer? I got all my info from the ministry-of-information.uk (I think that's it - easy to Google) website.

[KCmark]

Later on I felt her [Mother] presence a number of times.

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I hope she wasn't watching you, er, ah, ... well, you know.