I'm not naturally a cynic of miracles but got to say that "leg growing" is the easiest 'miracle' to perform. Try it yourself ... back flat against the wall, make 1 leg longer than the other, then make "miraculously" grow.
Ever wondered why there often seems to be a disproportionately high number of 'short legs' at healing meetings?
Why wasn't the child wearing shoes with wedges I wonder?
Thanks for the interest. I find the commenting game over there is very tedious and one sided. Nothing against them, I just know that if I comment once I hve to typicaly commit myself to a whole interweaving conversational comment assault. As you well know it can be exausting to inter as the constant antagonist. I am still reading, though. I guess it is time to rear my ugly head again for good fun.
I am a cyclone of chaotic fury, setforth by the forces of good to destroy the spread of hunger in south Tulsa. (particularly on 91st between Harvard and Yale).
and
I am the last living descendant of Jesus Christ.
and also
I am the love child of Carl Weathers and Gloria Copeland.
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I'm not naturally a cynic of miracles but got to say that "leg growing" is the easiest 'miracle' to perform. Try it yourself ... back flat against the wall, make 1 leg longer than the other, then make "miraculously" grow.
Ever wondered why there often seems to be a disproportionately high number of 'short legs' at healing meetings?
Why wasn't the child wearing shoes with wedges I wonder?
BTW, haven't heard from you at scp for a while!
Thanks for the interest. I find the commenting game over there is very tedious and one sided. Nothing against them, I just know that if I comment once I hve to typicaly commit myself to a whole interweaving conversational comment assault. As you well know it can be exausting to inter as the constant antagonist. I am still reading, though. I guess it is time to rear my ugly head again for good fun.
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