This thread has wandered through the desert and is drifting off topic.
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told some people on this web site that I've seen evidence for the supernatural. Not necessarily repeatable, testable evidence, but certainly court room type evidence, where you listen to witnesses.
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Our prayers are answered, regularly. We live confidently by that inner voice that has helped us to know "this is an emergency, go to the hospital," or "there's nothing to worry about, put a little medicine on it."
Percy writes:
If you want to believe in the supernatural, fine, probably most of us have no problem with that. But if you want to call your belief in the supernatural scientific, then I think most of us would have a *big* problem with that.
Buzsaw writes:
I've had scores of unusual answers to prayer which I am positive were supernatural. However I do not expect a non-Christian to accept these as evidence for the supernatural, simply because as pointed out I can't prove to someone else that these were indeed answers to prayer.
Rather, I choose to use such things as fulfilled prophecy. For example, It has been widely prophesied in the Bible both by OT prophets and NT prophets like Jesus himself and John that Israel would be dispersed worldwide and would return in the latter days to be surrounded by enemy armies and prevail to remain a nation of Israelites at a time when the gospel of Jesus would be preached worldwide until he, Jesus, messiah returns. After 19 centuries this is right on track. That's just one of scores of prophecies, a few of which have been mentioned elswhere here in town.
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