I survived cancer, and I'm an "atheist". Was it God's will to have someone who denies Him survive? No, it was chemotherapy and radiation that allowed me to survive.

If I knew someone was praying for me, I'd punch him. Don't tell God to make me feel better, tell ME that I'm going to survive because I'm strong. That's how you help sick people.

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I do not understand people who can not realize their has to be a god or some great being out there. How else did we get here. Some people might say evolution and science and all that bullshit. But where did that come from?Space cannot just be there. It had to be created.
I don't understand people who believe in fairy tales as if they were true...

Oneironaut, I love your sig...
F L E S H Reviewed by F L E S H on . Praying for the sick makes them feel even worse PRAYING for hospital patients can make their illnesses worse and lead to significant post-operative complications, new research has found. The biggest study into the relationship between prayer and healing found that, on the whole, prayers offered by strangers had no effect on patients' recovery. But heart surgery patients who knew people were praying for them ended up with a higher rate of post-operative complications, such as abnormal heart rhythms. Researchers suggested this was Rating: 5