Why is it that there are no parlor trick “miracles” like this recorded in the Bible, yet they seem to be the mainstay of the RCC?
Good point. There are no talking donkeys in the Bible, or mysterious writing appearing on walls, or a staff that turns into a snake. You really know your Bible well.
You mean like creating wine out of water because a steward misjudged the number of wedding guests? Or causing a fish to bite a hook so the fisherman can retrieve the gold coin stuck in its mouth? Or curing blindness with mud and spit instead of just commanding the blind man to see?
Protestants sure seem to have a problem with material spirituality sometimes....
Because Christians in the Bible did not misidentify hallucinations as miracles.
The vision at Guadalupe and the vision at Fatima and the vision at Lourdes are really and truly the hallucination at Guadalupe and the hallucination at Fatima and the hallucination at Lourdes.
A religion built on hallucinations is not a Scriptural faith and those who put their faith in hallucinations stand on shifting sand.
Why is it that there are no parlor trick “miracles” like this recorded in the Bible, yet they seem to be the mainstay of the RCC?
I know, there are no card tricks either! What good is the Bible then?