20 May 2008

Modern miracles

People think that miracles do not happen in our days. Wrong! Here is some multi-faith proof:










From left to right:
- Cactus displays Allah in arabic.
- The image of Virgin Mary on a toast.
- Statue of Lord Ganesha consumes milk.

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  1. Anonymous28 Sept 2008, 01:40:00

    Interesting.. Miracles that happen from time to time as reminders to the human beings on the existence of The Ultimate Power.
    Your posts are very refreshing. Hope to read more of it in the future.

    Regards,
    One of your student.

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  2. Takis Konstantopoulos28 Sept 2008, 16:17:00

    This is a rather arbitrary statement which has been quoted by many, including "sophisticated people", including scientists. There is no evidence nor need for ultimate power, other than the fact that many people feel more comfortable by having a ruler, or, a reassuring father (and rarely, as, e.g. in the case of the queen, mother) figure.

    The fact is, however, that the concept of a miracle is a man-made invention which has been used for many purposes, including the need to control the masses.

    There has never been a proof of a miracle. Miracles are currently used in America (and, increasingly, in other parts of the world) by so-called evangelists in order to make money from idiots or to brain-wash people, mostly young ones. Watch this.

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