lpetrich

I'd like to invite Mr. Bonnke to present some good documentation of those people coming back to life -- and to threaten him with charges of fraud if he is unwilling to do so.

jkhuss1

2 Corinthians 1:9 (KJV)
9 But we had the sentence of death in ourselves, that we should not trust in ourselves, but in God which raiseth the dead:

There is a Tomb in a Garden of Rock that has Tulips and Lillies growing out of the sides of the mounding hollowed recess. This tomb is in eye sight of a hill that looks to the appearance like a skull - hence the name: "The place of the Skull" - also known as Calvary where my Lord was Crucified.
Above that Tomb is an inscribed plaque that makes a profound statement: "He is not here, He is Risen." It is an empty tomb. . .

The Jews know that according to their history Christ came, Died, and is Risen. . .
The Jewish leaders also bribed the soldiers to say that the body was stolen away. . . Which is an impossible scenerio. . .

In the Book of Acts, Simon the Sorcerer tried to purchase the GIFT of God and was cursed by Peter the Apostle. . . HE said, "Your Money parish with you." You can't buy a move of the Holy Ghost.
But watch that man "Randi" really closely. . . Because God will not be mocked:
He heals those who believe Him to heal them. . .He has miraculously healed me. I call it a miracle - But nothing is too hard for God. . .

There was a Rich man over in europe who said the bible would be extinct by the end of his own lifetime. . . After that mans death his own mansion became a bible printing company warehouse. . .

Doug Shaver

How did you verify the authenticity of that picture? Please be specific about the method you used.

jkhuss1

I Looked at it with my eyeballs. . . It sent a signal to my brain. . . And in turn my mental reasoning told me that this was a Picture. . .

No, now seriously, I burned the picture at the stake as a Heretic and a blasphemer. . .

xaxxat

I've seen pictures of JFK and Elvis, supposedly taken of them on an island, long after their deaths. Using your standards of proof, they must be real too...

:wave:

jkhuss1

That is silly. . .

My point is that the man is still alive to testify. . .
A point that I shouldn't need to make. . .
And that Bonkke who is reputed for being in Africa as an Evangelist to Africa had his picture taken with a man who was brought to Bonkke's meeting in a box. . .

The picture is of the man standing with Bonkke holding his death certificate. . .
What would I have to research to prove that the picture is real. . .

And all the evidence against it is speculation. . .
All the evidence in favor of the event is proven to be factual and only attacked by sceptics who have little proof against the fact of the occurance. . .

So you analyze the picture for me while I relax. . .

jkhuss1

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Solo

Morticians do not sign death cerificates. Besides, I have asked the Oracle to transport me to that event and through its power I saw the in the crystal the supposedly dead man smoke a cigarette before the show and chat with Rihhnard about suckers lapping it all up.

The fact of the matter is that the only guaranteed resurrections are through the Holy Name of Eli Lily.

That's bugger all ! Eli Lily, through the Spirit of Fluoxetine, brought back Frank Zappa from the dead last year in Little Rock, Ark. and when people doubted it was the real Frank Zappa, the great musician pulled down his pants and shit on the stage.

That's real showmanship, man ! Not some dumbass twit doing twobit fakes for the Rural & Retarded.

Jiri

Amaleq13

That your standards for credibility are so low? Agreed.

Your opponents' point is that you have no credible evidence he was ever actually dead. A "mortition" is not a doctor. Insufficiently trained people (and even some who are trained) mistakenly declare death. The claim that the man recovered from embalming is extreme, to say the least, and requires enormous credible support to lift it from the realm of pure fantasy in which it currently and correctly resides. The idea is, on its face, impossible. The human body cannot recover from having its blood drained and replaced with embalming fluid.

Unless only really, truly dead people can be brought in a box, this is less than sufficient to establish such a remarkable claim.

And you consider a picture of a man holding what is claimed to be his death certificate to be sufficient for such a remarkable claim?

Would you think the same about an equally remarkable claim that contradicted your beliefs? I'm hoping you would expect significant evidence from highly credible sources. That's called a double standard, amigo.

Establishing the authenticity of the alleged death certificate would be a minimum.

But that is because of the paucity of evidence for the claim!

What evidence and how was it proven and by whom?

A general knowledge of human physiology, chemistry, and physics are all that is necessary to require far more support than you've provided.

Stop slacking and get to work supporting this ridiculous claim that you assert to be true!!!

jkhuss1

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My point is that the man is still alive to testify. . .



HE was Embalmed. . .

The doctor signed the death certificate. . .