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Hi thanks for posting sigh...very amazing. I want to go there next time. Do you know about a possibilty for children (10 years old) to also learn diving on that island?

@ThePhb112977 You argue that evidence of God would turn faith to fact. It is as if the bible is wrong to claim that Jesus walked on water and turned it to wine. Or raised the dead. Yet giving a limb back is some how ruining the game of who gets to go to heaven and who does not. All "believers" would mean all go to heaven. Once again another failed excuse for why Christians believe in miracles right up to the point of miracles being proof of God. There is or there is not miracles. Pick one.

Gods People! Incorrect doctrine interpretation has allowed this individual to come at you with a vadid argument of amputation. Gods miracle now is saving souls, Your personal faith is inconsequential because it ebbs and flows. You are saved because you have the 'gift of God' which is the 'faith of Christ'. That was his gift to you. Jesus is the author and finisher of our faith, it is all his doing. Don't get caught up in the I don't think I have enuff faith, you don't , God does.

For instance we read in the bible that if a believer will take hold of serpents and if they drink any deadly thing it will not hurt them. Instead of studying the bible to come to the proper conclusion of the interpretation, they have accepted it at face value which God has warned you not to do. Another such verse is to "eat the flesh and drink the blood of the Son of God". A stumbling block to many to prove they are blind. To those who believe, affirmation of Gods wisdom and mercy.

Jesus miracles were done to authenticate his identity as the messiah. His disciples were able to do these miracles to prove they were valid prophets from Jesus. There were done as the Holy Spirit led them. It was no God's intention for these kind of miracles to continue. A restored amputee's limb gets him no closer to heaven. The message was spiritual and understood by those who listened and followed him. Too many christians today got caught up in that miracle thang which is incorrect.

I like the fact that you actually thought about this. Do you have any thoughts on the other questions posed in the video? I'd also like to hear you delve further into this question. If we assume that the bible is true, God clearly has the power to heal amputees and and even raise the dead. Jesus performed these miracles to demonstrate his supernatural power. Why then does God not continue to perform such miracles as frequently today? Does he no longer wish to display his power?

Although I figure that miracles do not happen I must say that what you proposed a well though thesis. (I figure that if indeed the bible is correct, from what little knowledge I have I'd be led to assume the only time such things happened was through Jesus at the time he was on earth.)